Start with your left hand on the sharp rail and right hand on the arete. Work your way up using the arete and a left hand crimp to finish with an easy mantle top out.

Dagobah

Glorified Ladder

Hidden Slab

Tom Sawyer

Spicoli

Rizah Blites

Wannabe Hard Man

Bump Barn

Anti-Classic

Genesis

Event Horizon

Lock n Twist

Puddle Drop

Rugged Mug

Exodus

Schadenfreude

SDS Event Horizon

Ascendance

Margaret's Knife

Tucked Away

Pop's Jacuzzi

 View second image for highlighted holds. Two handed start on some slightly crimpy underclings. Move up left to the crimp and right to the knife-like rock. Then move up left or right to the big ol' jug. From there top out. WARNING: top out is rather slopey so be aware of that. If you Ignore the marked holds the route is a V0-1

Straightforward climbing on harder holds. Start with the undercling crack that Ascendence works, go straight up to the crimp on a sloped sphere, high right hand reach to a bad, angled side pull, step your feet up to hold the left hand undercling. Finish with a sketchy mantle move on the ledge before the peak. 

Super easy, but it's a nice warm up and only slab I found. Plenty of cracks to change it up and make it harder.

Start on the bottom left of the boulder using an undercling and the adjacent block for feet. Make your way out and up using some powerful and technical moves.

Technical and sharp. Start with your left hand on a white crimp and your right on an undercling. Move out right using a sharp sloper and side-pull before catching a couple good edges. The problem requires you traverse all the way right to the jug sidepull to easily rock up on good feet. Similar to Wannabe Hard Man, early exits don’t count for this line. 

Start on ledge on far left side of boulder, and use one jug and the slopey side of boulder to get to the top. 

Contrived fitness problem. Start on slopers at the bottom of the horizontal cylinder shaped boulder. Traverse away from the creek. The full line traverses all the way right until reaching the jug horn and mantling.

Refer to the pictures for holds. Big lunge left to the sidepull then bump that right hand up till you can hit the last crimp with the left. Top out straight up. The entire boulder is on a fairly steep slope so crashpads and spotters are a must. Sketchy fall, watch those ankles.

Start the problem at the bottom of the "wave", make your way across the traverse using the topside of the boulder for sloping holds and some heel hooking. Nearing the end and top of the wave, utilization of a left hand press can help you rock over onto the boulder. 

Starting holds indicated on picture. Use Crack.

Bump from starting holds to ridge and climb to the end.

Start literally above a puddle, so if you fall it's in a nasty stagnant puddle. Really straight forward edges you can see for holds. 4 on the wall and the edge running on the top of course.

Sit start under and using the crack in the face. Move up the crack to a small right hand pocket. From here rock up to a right hand side pull that has a key thumb-catch. Move out to a sharp left hand crimp in order to situate yourself for the move to the left hand sloper. Once the sloper is caught, use the top of the boulder, good feet, and the helpful tree at the top to finish it out. 

Start matched on the obvious jug shelf to the right, make big move with left hand towards a pretty bad crimp on the far left, & work your magic by using the crack to gain the top.I can't be the first one to do this route, but wanted to put it up for others to see/know about. FA'er please claim if you see. 

Starting holds indicated on picture. Bump right hand to large hold.

Sit start at left end of boulder using a small two-finger crimp for right hand and the smooth arete for left hand, make a series of bumps up the arete, keep it tight and top out. Scrunchy start with bad feet, but makes for a much more difficult variation of the original route. 

Move up from the big sharp jug to more good holds and a mantle top out.

Chewacla State Park's 696 scenic acres is know for its hiking trails, picnicking, mountain biking, camping, and swimming, but there's quite a bit more to it. What it also provides is undiscovered bouldering waiting to be found. Most routes are fairly short with difficult/technical starts. Some areas may need a small amount of clearing, but please do not remove plant life if not necessary. Please clean up after yourself. Whatever you bring in, be sure to take it back with you. 

  Entrance fee is $4.00.   Dogs are allowed on leashes.

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Routes in Chewacla State Park