Really fun traverse with good landings and interesting moves.  This problem rates two stars for sure, although three stars could probably be justified - by Sanitas standards, this is a classic problem.

Start on the far right side of the Fin and do V1 moves left on good holds with cruddy feet.  After 10-12 feet you will reach a jug and a decent pseudo-rest.  Then launch through the crux - solid V2 moves, more aesthetic the higher you go (which still leaves your feet only 3 feet off the ground).  After the crux, there is a stretch of cool underclinging before topping out on juggy holds (V0).

If you are looking for a very safe, fun, and continuous V2 boulder problem, this one is hard to beat.

Lower Fin Traverse

Undercling Fin

Right Route

Other One

Center Route

This is the crack on the lower (right) end of the fin.  It's nice for a beginner to get their confidence up before attempting the taller center route.

Start at the undercling and move up on small holds.

Climb up along the right side of the crack.  Don't fall near the top.

Easy and juggy, but reasonably steep and sustained - one of the best V0s you will find anywhere.  Pretty tall, but the problem isn't that hard, and the landing is quite flat and good.  Don't fall at the top.

This problem goes right up the middle of the Lower Fin.

Description

Protection

Routes in Lower Fin