Halfway down the Eddie Corridor, on the right side, if you're walking toward Eddie.  Sit starts on the left side of a shallow cave on a blunt tufa arete.  Traverse the lip and gain a right facing seam ride hand, then go up to a jug and drop off.  "Smash Alley" is painted on the rock below the problem.  Would be a classic problem if you could top it out.

Smash Alley

Banana Gravy

Tweedle Dee

Tails

Splint

Monorail

Get Low

Dunbars Number

Deadhead

Tweedle Dum

Slit

Hustle and Flow

Dumps

Hole in One

Don't Hurt 'Em

Fecal

Unknown V2 (Eddie C7)

Hubris

Get Slow

Quirk

Savage Problem

Palmer Reflex

Seis

Abyss

Trepanation Kit

Wet Nurse

Spineless Climb

Unknown (Eddie G4)

Nihilist

Cobble

Eddie

Cadaver

Unknown V2 (Eddie C1)

Radiology

Big Boys Don't Cry (Eddie A4)

No Parking on the Dance Floor

Mystified

J.H.

Pocket-T

Two in Stink

Hypnosis

Unknown V2 (Eddie C2)

Dejection

Roughage

Easy Does It

Blab

Unknown V6 (Eddie C3)

Voices

Choices

Fame

Well Drink

Live

Stethoscope

Shelter

Rot Gut

The Dude

Route

Trepanation Kit Low

Mega Man

Emptiness

Let Die

Smirk

The Oatmeal

Dead Head Traverse

Recklessly Dreaming

Groovy

Unknown V1 (Eddie P5)

Hammer

Monoslabic

One in Pink

Sepultura

Yes We Can

Corridor crack

"Climb TALL SANDY face." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

On conglomerate arete, start mid height on two good left hand side pulls. Wrap around to the right to shallow hold and up crimp, pocket, and then easy choss to top out.

"Climb crimpy face trending right. Keep a cool head to top out."

Stand Start. Climb short face. Work to find a stance that allows you to make a reach of bulge for good holds on top.

"Climb short face and mantel." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

Start on large right facing flake on face. Move up and right to arete on crimps and pockets. Slap the arete and top out by monorail-ing up the slopey arete. 

"Sit start. Climb short face on edges and shallow pockets." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Start on crimps and climb slopers to easy mantel." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Sit start on iron crimps. Dyno to lip and mantel." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Climb short slab." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Climb crimpy face to full value top out." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Sit start on edge and pocket. Move to better holds then mantel." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

LOCATION: Eddie Area K6 in SCC topo 

  Sit start matched on pinch with a left toe hook and low right foot.  Move right along pinches and crimps across the overhung face.  Reach up to sloper.  Left heel hook and mantle for a difficult top out.

"Start on shelf and huecos, climb right."

 -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks v.2020

"Start in underclings. Move to big hole then up slab." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Start on pocket then up to pinch and sloper press." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Climb short face." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Climb face/arete right of corridor." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Jump to sloper. Climb face." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"On ramped face climb through pocket for hard mantle."

 -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks v.2020

"Start on blunt arete. Climb through big moves to gain death block. Top out. Tall!" 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Start on lowest jug. Climb pinches to lip and slopers/mantel." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Stand start climb slab." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Climb slab to top out." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Start on sidepull jug. Move to groove and mantel." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Climb short face to leftfacing corner." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Pinches to spine." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Start on lowest part of crack. Move right and climb overhanging face slopers and mantel." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Climb crack." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Sit start on pinches. Climb pebbly arete." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Start at back of cave. Climb hanging block to slopey top out." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Start on lowest jug. Climb pinches to tough mantel." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Sit start on sidepull. Climb short face left of crack." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Start on right facing side pull. Climb iron crimps to gain good hold at lip. Mantel." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Start on top of tombstone and climb right facing groove." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Climb left arete."

 -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

 "Start low on left arete, try and avoid the tree hugging your hip to the left. Make strong compression moves to crimps then making your way to a large move to a jug, celebrate by topping out."

LOCATION: Eddie Area A9 in the SCC topo. 

  Start low on the jugs. Move up to right hand sidepull.  Big left hand move out of overhang to jug. Match the jug, and then use a left heel hook to move up to crimp rail.  Big move to the sloper top out; this is the crux. 

  All the holds are chalked up. Downclimb the backside after topping out.

"Sit start left on low underclings move to crimps. Top out using power and cunning."

 -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

 "Sit start on small undercling slotted crimps, move through a couple crimps. Adjust feet and rocket out to low percentage slotted crimp, thats the first part of the crux. Come in for a match, slap a horrible intermediate and come out to "jug". Finish out the climb with one more powerful move and a desperate throw to the top."

"Climb roof to stand over lip. Jump off."

 -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

 Start matched on good edge and decent feet. Move and set up for big reach to a pocket in a brown circle. Hold it and negotiate pocket to reach out and negotiate sloped edge and then negotiate some crimps.

"Start on lowest jugs. Traverse right on chickenheads (pedestal is off) to pockets in roof then back left to drop jug marked by large tick mark." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Climb face right of crack." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Climb face behind small tree." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Sit start. Climb short arete to ledge then runneled top." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Climb face left of crack." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Climb featured arete. Many options lead to the same result."

 - from Joe's 2020 SCC topo, First Ave. Rocks

"Climb face up series of spans to final spine." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Climb short eroded arete." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Climb water groove." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

Start on features. Climb rails to top out. It'll feel like you are climbing out of a hole/cave. 

"Climb short eroded face." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Start on pinch and fire to runnel." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

Start on feature. Climb rails out of the partial cave to top out. 

"Start lowest jug moving up and right to lip then tough mantel." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Start on obvious holds. Climb crimps to long right hand move to water groove for top out." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

Start low on right side of giant hueco, traverse up and left into undercling position at top of hueco. Make moves to good edges for top. Hueco could also be described as a giant undercling at head height.

"Climb bulge using obvious holds."

 -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks v.2020

"Start on edge and mantel." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

Same as Dead Head but instead of immediately manteling, traverse left on slopers to apex of boulder and top out there. Doesn't add much.

Start low on small conglomerate crimps, make move up to obvious hueco. Come out left and up to top out.

"Start on high pockets. Move to sloper and mantel. Right down climb is not the problem." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Stand start. Climb sloping sidepulls." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

Large curtain of easy slab just right of monorail. Middle is the least easy. 

"Start on pocket side pull and edge. Punch to right-hand pocket side pull then slap way up rib." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks

"Sit start on edge. Move to better holds then hidden jug and mantel." 

  -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks 

  The hidden jug is over the lip to the left. Can be covered with leaves sometimes. You'll know it when you hit it.

"Climb the featured scoop to the top. Many options lead to the same result."

 -SCC topo, Joe at First Avenue Rocks v.2020

Sit start at base of steep handcrack. Climb crack with good jams. Either jump off when cracks goes vertical, or keep cruisin up 5.7 crack to the top, exiting to the right into the chimney. Take care with some potentially loose holds up top.Would be easily a 4 star crack boulder if it were not so darn pebbly. Tape accordingly, especially if topping out.If anyone knows the true name of this crack, let me know and Ill update it

This is the second section of the main bouldering area near the barn. Lotta problems and grades with good sandstone and a little more conglomerate.

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Routes in Eddie Area