Start on the well chalked, horizontal/diagonal crack, and ascend up the right-leaning crack with liberal use of your feet. Continue up similar right-leaning holds and pull up and over.

The downclimb is on the southwest of the boulder. Take your time. There are a few good steps to use, you may want to check it out before climbing this or the other routes on the boulder.

Climbing over the water provides an amazing view while ascending, the location is amazing.

This route has definitely been done before. If the FA or proper route name is known, I'll update the route.

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Over Water Traverse

Center Route

Riverside Traverse

Climbs the left side of the west face using face and arete holds.  Traverse the top lip slightly to the right to gain an easy top out. Nice and fun.

A short but sweet climb.  Start on the right side of the face and use a left hand, triangular pinch to dyno to a jug hold on the arete. Easy top out.

This is a super classic traverse starting on the downclimb slab and skirting the boulder on the creek side. A blast, don't splash!

This one climbs the center of the west face.  Moves through small edges to a RH gastone, then to a LH sidepull rail before hitting the top.  Crimpy and technical.  It looks like there are a few possible variations.

Traverse across the east face of the boulder on small crimps and sidepulls with tricky footwork.  Begin with both hands on the left arete, and traverse to the right, staying a foot or so off the ground all the way to the large edge on the right arete, then topout. I'm sure this problem has been done before. If anyone has first ascent info, that can be added. The feet change a little every year as the water washes against the base of the boulder.

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Routes in Riverside Boulder