Climb out the roof and cut left to a tricky mantel over a poor landing then climb the slab. This climb has very good rock.  The red line in the photo.

Le Toit de Gash

Shakedown Street

Spine

Cavity

Pocket Problem

One Hitter Quitter

Baba

Trigger Happy

Unknown

The Resolution

Into Perigee

Fat Warm Up

De Mak Mak

The Motor Head

The original line out the cave. Climb the big hanging arete from the lowest point of the cave. When you reach the lip cut right out the horizontal roof and top out. 

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Sit start on jugs, move up into an under cling and up to a horizontal crack. Make a big lunge to the top. A beautiful vertical face with good holds and an exciting last move.

Sit start and climb the obvious arete.  Yellow line in photo.

Start using the obvious pocket on the face and a crimp. make one hard move and bump to the top. That's it...

Start under the roof with crimp and a small under cling and . Make moves onto the arete, and a big move to the top. Short but fun!

The direct line up the big obvious wall. Start sitting and grab to smallish crimps and make a big move to a rail. Continue up on sloping crimps to another big move to a good hold. Then make the insecure top out. Very similar to DRTR at Rumbling Bald, NC but it has a harder start and top out. Hard for the grade.

Start down in the hole and climb straight up on to a slab. From here, climb straight up to a beautiful crack on great rock then make a big move to jug. Traverse good jugs to right exit (big scary flakes) or finish up the more solid Resolution.

Climb the obvious right-trending flake. Get past the tricky moves after the first huge hold to reach a sidepull jug up high. Top out to the right and dont fall. May have been top roped or bouldered before.

This problem might be one of the longest in the Northeast.  Start as low as possible in large cave. Climb out large holds to a defined crux that revolves around a reach to a crimp, then a pull off of it. Cut left to a nice mantel. Climbed on New Years Day, 2009.

stand start on two good holds above your head. Pull up, grab a gaston and bump to the large slopey edge. Top out!  

  Fun vertical climbing on great rock.

Start on the spine go left on the horizontal and then climb jugs to the top. Blue line in photo.

Thai for very, very good. This boulder problem is on the lower tier of the Squeeze on excellent rock. The problem is crimpy, powerful, and core intensive to a hard technical mantle. In terms of quality it is probably the best boulder problem found so far around Chatfield besides some undone projects.  

  See video of send.  

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Just before the entrance to the main roof. Start on a good jug in a recess and climb nice rock on crimps to a big reach to another jug at the lip of the roof, another small crimp and sloper guard the top out.  

This area is currently closed to climbing per the landowners. Please respect their wishes while future access is being worked out. 

  A small little bouldering area along the blue trail in the Chatfield with steep roofs, overhangs, and corridors.

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Routes in Fat Man's Squeeze