"Start on crimp slots and move to your choice of micro crimps. Make long deadpoint to slopey edge. Topout." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

Scalpel

Pedestal

Feedback

Arc Minute

COVID-19

Green Mosster

Field Trip

Pebble Beach

Fall

Abstraction

Bang Disease

Schadenfreude

Unnamed V2 (Barn I3)

Bowl Fire

Controversial Dosage

New Horizon

Slippery When Wet

Steele Problem (Barn H1)

Post Mayan Apocalypse

Pinch it Off

Phil the Spider

Amaze Problem (Barn Q1)

Hurricane

Pine Straw Low

Glass Crack

Pass the Machete

Desperado

Madness

Before Peace

Arc Second

Amaze Problem (Barn Q2)

Chicken Foot

[Redacted]

Blind Side

Solar Oven

Unnamed Roof Crack

Arch Problem (Barn B1)

Fall Forward

Mosquito Technique

Balance Theory

Arch Problem (Barn B3)

Low and Slow

Nightshade

pinch it off

King Curtis

Almond Joy

Eye Problem

Vertical Cartography

Dish

First Born

Pine Straw

Squeemish

Arch Problem (Barn B2)

Pendulum

Esso

Arc Traverse

Frosted Flakes

Cave of Socrates

Corduroy Right

Spooky Motion

Gary Sperry Fairy

Mounds

Don't Look Back

Sound Check

Razzle Dazzle

Best of Show

Disposable Razor

Blue Skink

Down Wind

Aggravated Assault I

"Start on crimps and cimb face to heady topout." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Sit start on obvious jug shelf. Climb straight up face using perfect arete." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Climb short crimpy face to flat top out." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Start on low edges at break. Move to good holds and climb water groove to top."

 -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8yQ-megl9o

 

Just to the right of Vertical Cartography, pull past the roof on small holds to climb straight up face.

LOCATION: On the Barn Area G boulder in the SCC topo. Right of Pebble Beach. 

  Start with two low pinches. Move out right to large crimp. Left hand to sloper. Follow the slopers up while adjusting your feet to top out. 

  Still a mossy boulder so be mindful of your feet, especially on the top out.

Start on crowded chicken heads/jugs and climb up water runnel

"Start on conglomerate huecos left side of feature. Climb straight up. Needs some cleaning yet." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Sit start climb rails to mantel finish." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Sit start low. Climb out roof to top out on bulge feature." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

LOCATION: On the Barn Area G boulder in the SCC topo. Left of Pebble Beach. 

  Start matched in hueco with a lieback. Right hand to next hueco. Left hand straight up to small sloper pocket.  Right hand out to larger sloper; match it.  Right hand out to side pull. Compress and stand up to top out.   

  Boulder is mossy still. Be mindful of your feet on the top out.

"Sit start climb flat ledges to mantel." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Sit start on good holds at arete. Climb face to good jug. Mantel out with high feet." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Start matched on small crimps. Climb face to juggy top out. Thin!" 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"From hueco and right hand pocket climb slopey bulge."

 -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AFqZQJQbTE

 

"Start in pocket at right of shelf using high feet. Climb straight up using runnel for right hand." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Start with wide squeeze on crimps and move to good holds on slab to top out." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Climb slopers to techy top out." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

SDS to the left of the dugout fireplace on good low holds. Move up to two small pockets (should be able to fit two fingers in each, up to crimp rail, out to right jug, then fall forward to pinch good loaf with left hand, then copout.  

  Named for the spider that I was warned of as I almost wrapped my fingers around the jug. Friend thought it was a brown recluse, turned out to be a little daddy-longlegs, and we named him, Phil.

"From obvious sit start to lip and mantle." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Sit start low. Climb right out roof to top out on right bulge feature." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Sit start down and right (yes, down there) on eye feature. Climb iron rails and chicken-heads to finish on Pine Straw." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Start at base of right facing crack climb up to flat jug and mantel out." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Start at back of low roof on jugs. Traverse lip via pockets and tooth crimp to gain good hold on north face of boulder for top out." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks 

  Labeled as V-hard in SCC topo. V8+ is just a guess.

"Start on razor crimps and climb straight up to spicy mantel. Moving out right to jug is not the problem." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"From break move right to large flat edge. Gain water feature with left and top out." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Start on low edges at break. Gaston left and climb face eft of water groove." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Squeeze blunt prow to gain chicken foot feature." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

Start with pockets and do compression moves up to slopey topout with poor feet..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4Y3K2zkTWE

 

"Start as Aggravated Assault. From crescent hold to right side pull to gain crimps. Mantel scoop feature." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Sit start on huecos. Move through rail feature to gain slopers. Top out left of jug." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

A surprisingly good little intro to roof cracks and inversions. Sit start on handjams way down in the back of the cave. Climb the crack using good jams and perhaps a bit of OW funk. Top out up the easy layback to the left.If anyone knows the original name, let me know.

"Climb pillar using interesting holds and beta to good top out." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks 

  I'm assuming you stay left on the pillar, since the holds on the right make this a V1 or V2 at the hardest.

"Start on ball with heel hook. Gain crimp and sloper to move to jug before topping out." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

Beta: youtube.com/watch?v=A-E1dVJ…; (start at 2:46)

"Climb featured face to right [sic] of arch." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks 

  It is actually to the left of the arch according to the topo, but stated as right in the description.

start on low jugs, trend right and top out on bulge.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWgy6ts6Tp8

 

"Climb crimpy face." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

start on pocket and sidepull with awesome heel for great topout with aid of shark tooth

"Start on jug undercling to climb bulgy face." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Start on shelf and climb through iron band to eye feature. Top out as Blind Side." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Sit start on horizontal crack. Climb good holds to big move then top out."

 -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYJIlk46dn4

 

Grab on and climb up through juggy water runnel feature

"Climb up timid looking slab." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Sit start low in crack feature. Climb out roof to right of crack." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Sit start and climb iron rails to jug lip for mantel." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

Hidden among a whole field of pleasant, comfortable boulder problems, this claustrophobic romp was never destined for glory. It is, however, sort of entertaining. This would be good mental training for runout desert chimneying. Use a combo of finger locks, hand jams, and OW technique until the crack widens enough to get inside about 10 ft up. Continue squeezing for another 20 ft with lots of assistance from face holds. Skootch out right towards chock stone when the squeeze narrows. Finish with 10 ft of easy but dirty chimneying.If this has been done before and has a name, let me know.

"Climb featured face right of arch to top out." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Climb subtle water grooves to sloper." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

Sit start on underclings, make dynamic move to lip. Harder than it looks.

Start on Arc Second holds and traverse right and up. If you're climbing past Vertical Cartography you're doing it wrong. 

Start low on good jug slot flake. Move up and right through broken crimp to slopers and stand up. Full pad crimp used to be smaller but incut. Broke 1/25/2020 to reveal wider flatter bigger crimp.

"Start on obvious right edge and left edge. Gain left razor crimp and distant right side pull. Using trickery and bad feet to gain undercling and flat edge just outside of the cave. Move to lip using bullet hole. A+ mantel out." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks 

  Labeled as V-hard in SCC topo. V8+ is just a guess.

overhung start on incut crimp/edge band with high feet. Move to next crimp band up right. Top out around there or so with more holds.

"Start in hole climb to ball feature using obvious holds. Using trickery, gain pinch at lip." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

Start of jug slopers and work up to stand high and finish out the slope. Starts by a short finger crack that forms something of a mono.

"Climb bulgy face." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Start at base or fight facing crack climb up trending right to flat jub and mantel out." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Start right on good holds. Climb through crimpy face moves to flat mantel." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

Start on crimps, move up through chickenhead jugs, move to crimpy-jug rail, longer move to right side pull, and top out. Can feel sketchy because of the rock directly behind and below you.

Start down low and follow the overhanging arete until the jugs. I think this is often done feet first. 

Jug start, layback water runnel and jugs to top

"Sit start. Move up staying left of Arete. Classic top out." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

Sit start climb up short face to mantel." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Climb gently overhanging arete."

 -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

 Committing moves to good holds, landing zone is suspect. Would suggest 2-3 pads.

"Start on rough side pull/sloper and peanut. Move to match crescent hold. Make long move to jug rail using iron band and trickery. With high feet gain crimps up and left to top out." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

This is the first section of the main bouldering area near the barn. There is a wide range of problems and grades with good sandstone and conglomerate.

Description

Location

Protection

Routes in Barn Area