Start on two crimps with your left hand higher than your right hand. Continue on big holds followed by just-good-enough crimps.

De-void

The Final Void

Fernicious

Slip Slip

Hee Bee

Saskatchewanderer

Dinktown USA

Thread the Needle

Right Interference

The Spire

Necromancer

Fire Prancer

Stretch Your Index

Ambidextrous

Toes Before Hoes

Bliss

Sun Dancer

Changs of Love

Black Ice

Slip Slip Slipity

A-void

Bro-mancer

The Spire Right

Slap the Cabbage

Pumped Full of Purpose

A Bit Like Coffee

Left Interference

Gee Bee

Frondling

Slip

Shim-ee 'n’ Shake

Slip, Slip, Slipity Slide

Start low on the left side of the boulder, and work up to the point using the rail and some slopey jugs along the arete.

Start the same as far

A-void

on the prow feature, but this time move right.

Fernicious has steep and heel hooking fun. See the beta photo.

The names of these problems all link together just like all these problems link together. Additionally, this is yet another awesome roof problem!

This is on a  sweet boulder! Start on the obvious, right side jug. Traverse across and up to a thoughtful finish.

Start low, matched on a big undercling rail. Bump up into another undercling rail, and then make a big move to the lip. Pull up over the lip using a good crimp, and then top out up and left.

Start with double underclings, and move left and up to the thread the needle finish.

On the far right side, start with both of your hands on a rail.

Start matched in the hueco at the bottom left of the rock. Make moves upwards using both sides of the spire, and continue into

Bliss

.

Start on the flake, move right to a pocket crimp, make your way left and up on bad holds that lead to a sharp left hand crimp, and slap for the top!

Start on a broken flake, and make a big move to the only crimp up and right. Then move to the arete.

Start on obvious left and right-facing holds and your feet inside the slot below the start.

Two different versions exist for this problem. Start and end in the same places, but choose going left or going up and right. Left is V6, and right is V8. Use the beta photo for assistance.

Start matched on crimp sidepull underneath the face. Move up over an arete.

Start matched on horizontal rail in center of the face just above head height, and move upwards.

Start on the far left side of the boulder, and traverse right staying low until you reach a questionable jug. From here, make a hard move up and right on the face, and continue right to the arete. This links

Fire Prancer

and Fire Dancer.

Stand start on the left arete and a small, but good, right hand sidepull. Then bump up the arete, and use another sidepull until you smack the lip and get pitted.

This

was

a boulder with one of the best V10s in the Front Range. In the flood, the earth from under it was washed away, and it tipped over.

This post serves to inform those who see it in the guidebook and hope to climb it that there is nothing to be climbed.

Want something slightly harder? Then try this version!

Start on a prow feature with either hand on either side. Make your way up then left.

A combination of squeeze and tech, this problem will test your will to grab the sharpest hold ever!

Start on a sloper rail right of the base of the spire, and move onto the spire and continue into

Bliss

.

Start with your hands on the arete - your left hand on a crimp next to a right hand sidepull. Move left into the cabbage. Then top out on the right side of the arete.

This is an incredibly difficult traverse of a long, overhanging feature. This is highly recommended for crush stars like you! Start with the holds of

Ambidextrous

, and finish on the final holds of

Slip, Slip, Slipity Slide

.

Start with your left hand on the arete while sitting down. Your right hand is in an undercling-like, pocket thingy.

Start on left side. Sit start inside the overhang. Make your way straight up the

He Be

topout.

Start on a good left hand sidepull and a suspicious right hand flake. Squeeze your way right and up.

How many steeps roof boulder problems do we have in the Flatirons? Not a lot. This one starts with a right hand on an incut hold and a left hand jug on the lip (see the beta photo). Slap a series of moves to gain a large left hand hold to begin the exit. Move up and right to a horn and up to finish.

Start on an obvious, large hold, and make your way up using the arete and then right to the slab.

This is the longest and best version. This roof keeps going! Jugs, crimps, heel hooks, you name it, and it’s got it all. Start with “

Slip

”. When you get to the end of the rail for

Slip, Slip Slipity

, your right hand goes down below the rail and your left hand gains a series of crimps. Aim for the obvious ramp for your right hand. Move straight up to finish.

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Routes in Fern Canyon Bouldering