very fun jug haul look for obvious huecos.

You have two fairly similar problems  to choose from the right hueco line is maybe slightly harder then the left. You can sit start on lower left of crimp rail and traverse right into either to add length and difficulty.

Center left and right

Feel the pain

Easy Huecos

The Bat Cave

Cube Descent

Lay the Pipe

The Cubicle

Holey Arete

Pipe Load

Cube Arete

Pipe Up

Painted Downclimb

Johnny's Country Store

Dimple slab

No Hands Left

Kid Seam

Dihedral Downclimb

Center Crack

Brown Plate Special

Hash Pipe

Stump the Chump

Cube Corner Arete

Pipe Down

Dimple Arete

Rubix

Painted Center

Kid Toprope

Peace Pipe

Painted Arete

Painted Corner

Snapper

A very fun and unique steep boulder, sit start with a racquetball sized knob for your left and a small knob for your right and reach up right for a cozy sloped edge and then reach left for a bucket and then top out

Sit start.  Climb the easy huecos left of Snapper.

Sit start.  Climb the southeast arete of Kid Boulder and mantle out the right side (don't finish on Holey Arete).  Be careful you don't stick your hand into the "bat cave" or you will get a nice handful of wet guano.  This feels very exposed; it's a highball by Dierkes standards and you are climbing over a tree and some rocks.  It would be a very nasty fall if you were to slip.  Holds are all there though and a good heelhook will easily help you mantle out over the daunting finish. Fun!

Sit start.  Climb the easy face to the top.

Sit start on the Southwest arete.  Work up the arete and then finish with some very balancey and technical moves.

Sit start in the hueco.  Throw to a high hand pocket, work your feet up and top out.

Sit start.  Good, easy fun on a beautifully featured arete.  It's worth climbing just to feel all the holds.  Also the best downclimb for the rock.  Probably most people's first "boulder problem" at Dierkes as it can easily be done in your tennis shoes.

Sit or stand start, doesn't really matter.  Grab the overhead feature hanging down and work up and out the roof.  You will be grappling for feet (hint: remember the start hold)

Sit start.  Work up the arete on the SE corner of the Cube.

Sit start.  Work your way up the right side of a nice arete.  When you reach the apex, pull up and over the top to a nice finish jug and easy top out.  Don't fall! It would hurt to land on that pipe.

Sit start in low hueco.  Work up on pockets to the large underclings.  Snag the top of the boulder and top out.  A decent downclimb for the other problems.

Just right of Center Crack on the corner.  Start with a poor right hand and left hand on a crimp.  One move wonder to a jug up high, then topout.

this is a great problem to work on your slab climbing and head game as it’s a bit of a committing move for the finish

I start in the huge dish ledge slightly right of what’s drawn on topo and move up using shallow pockets and dime edges for feet,  Avoid using the arete on your right for full value.

Avoiding the excellent left hand crack, climb up the edges and pockets to the lip

Sit start.  Work up thin seam, then top out using slopey holds that you wish were better!

Sit start, or whatever.  Stem your way to the top of the boulders.  The easiest way up and down the Cube.

On painted boulder, climb up and follow the thin crack just right of Center Left v0 (the large obvious path of least resistance).

Stand start, although sit variation doesn't look too hard.  Work up crimps to the large, two handed undercling, then dyno to the top.

Sit start under the overhang.  Move up the tricky overhanging face on crimps and pockets that always seem to be facing the wrong way.  Throw to the lip and mantle out.

Sit start with L hand in the Rubix hueco.  Use the arete and face holds to reach the lip.

Sit start.  The obvious Northeast corner.  Can be used as the boulder's down climb (as the name suggests), or you can butt slide down the north slab.

Sit start.  Work up slabby, blunt arete using the shallow dimples.  Feels exposed!

The most obvious line on the Cube.  Sit start in a huge hueco.  Work up sharp, shallow pockets until you can get into a big jug.  Snag the lip and try to mantle.  Much harder than it looks!

Going up through the best holds on the face. Very fun movement, kind of big. If you feel something crawl on your hand in that last large jug you aren't the only one...

Sit start.  There's a single bolt on top of the boulder if you feel like setting up a toprope for the kiddos.  Easily accessed by climbing Holey Arete to the right.  Any route you take up this face is ~Veasy to V0.

Sit start on the obvious layback flake.  Climb the flake up until it starts trending left, then take pockets to the top.

Sit start in fist sized hueco.  Work up the arete on more huecos to easy top out.  Also a good downclimb for other problems.

Work up the corner with right hand in vertical hueco and left on crimps.  Hard top out.

Sit start in pockets.  Move up and right on crimps.   Get your feet up and throw for the top.  Avoid the easy jugs to the left to maintain the grade.

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