Start by crawling as far into the small cave as possible. You can start head first or feet first (doesn't really change the grade). If going feet first, use some OW trickery to turn around and invert. If going head first, make a couple of hard moves and then stem your way up. Either way, the crux is keeping your back off the ground.

Coffin Crack

Slot

To The Slot

Short Bus

Lunge

Venga Bus

Slot SDS

Traverse to arête

Arête

Start with two hands on the jug on the far right of the slot boulder (you could heel hook the starting hold to match) or figure out a different sequence,  make a big move to the obvious sloper left match. Move left hand to dish.

Start at angled sloper slot left of tree, traverse in front of tree to right and use dish to top.

Start with left hand in the best part of the slot and right hand crossed on the sloper to the left of the slot, same start at Slot (V6).Make your way out right on some side pulls and a good dish up high, the route finishes with a big move to the slopey lip where you’ll top out from. This route is a shorter version of Venga Bus (V8).

Start on the jug block on the southeastern corner of the right Hummingbird boulder. Traverse right to a good sidecling and then go straight up. Top out using whatever feet you can find. The walk-off should be apparent.

Same start as Slot SDS. Once you are able to get to the original Slot start, traverse right until you reach the good dish and far right 15mm side pull. Throw up right hand about 2-3 feet to the shelf. Very burly final move. Top out straight over and you are done. Very fun route!

Sit start to Slot (V6) five feet down and to the left of the stand slot start hold, with left hand on good sidepull finger jug and right hand on small 2-3 finger slopey crimp. The start is pretty spanned with a hidden good foot under the boulder. Bump right hand in to a vertical crimp sidepull then pull off a huge committing bump with your right hand to a baseball sized sloper hole a couple feet higher. From there, figure out some delicate beta into the start of Slot (V6) and finish up the same topout. Beta for the stand start may change depending on which hand you can get into the good part of the slot hold. According to Joe, this route is supposed to be a slight eliminate because you avoid the jug shelf to the left of the left starting side pull for the sit-start; the route flows better without it anyways.

Burly, delicate and perhaps a tad height dependent. Regardless, it's a super great route for those who climb the grade.

Start on the jugs to the right of lunge and traverse left low on the start holds til you get to arête . Make this problem a little funner

Really cool movement actually, one of the better problems at bishop peak. Directly to the left of the giant crack rail that is the start of Lunge.  Start on the two obvious opposing chalked holds directly below and left of start of lunge.  Put your feet some where move left hand up.  Then do a few bumps with right to good top out holds. Pretty fun moves.

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Routes in Hummingbird Boulders