Asteroid

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Out of this world boulder that came from space for you earthlings to climb. An inviting boulder with striking round pockets and huecos.

Routes

1. Hero — V0: Start on far left shelf and climb straight up to top.

2. Traversaroids — V4: Start far left on obvious shelf. Climb right across pockets to top out on far right side.

2. One hit Wonder — V1: Left side, start matched in a large pocket/dish at chest height. Climb up and slightly right to top groove.

2. Traversaroids — V4: Start far left on obvious shelf. Climb right across pockets to top out on far right side.

3. One hit Wonder — V1: Left side, start matched in a large pocket/dish at chest height. Climb up and slightly right to top groove.

4. Nose Job — V1: Start in middle, hands in good scoops. Climb straight up.

5. Space rocks — V3: Start same as NJ, but just right, then up over edges.

6. Can you dig it — V5: Sit start low, with right hand in undercling, and left squeezing on the lip-sloper. Climb up scoops and finish up Space Rocks.

7. Asteroids — V6: Sit start low on double underclings and make big move up to scoops and finish up space rocks.

V Grade Level of Difficulty
V0 - V2
Beginner
V3-  V5
Intermediate
V6 - V8
Advanced
V9+
Open
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Glossary of climbing terms

V Grade
Undercut
Turning the Lip
Traverse
Sit Start
Sidepull
Prow
Pocket
Pinch
Pebbles
Palming
Mantel
Jump Start
Jamming
Hueco
Hand Jam
Ground Up
Gaston
Edge
Crimp
Crag
Climbing Shoes
Bulge
Bouldering Pad
Arête

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