Climb Sex and Chocolate, traverse right at break and head straight up the head-wall using the arete and face holds.

Sex and Chocolate with a Cherry on Top (aka S&C Direct)

Prairie Dog Disco

Big Time

Big Easy

Cherry Underneath

Manhattan

Perfect Medium

The Gargoyle

Perfect Medium Right

Drunk and Disorderly

Lumberjack

Sex & Chocolate

Pink T-shirts and Berry Skoal

Short little boulder with a very smooth face, have a seat and give it a hug. Proceed to heel hook your way up to the slopers on top. Fun, strong climbing. Crux is probably the topout. 

Starts on flake pinched between rocks. Get high foot. Work your way into crack and pop your head over the top. Right side of crack is OFF

Climb up the very tall face just left of Sex and Chocolate.  Don't use Detached boulders or the ledge out left.  A fall from high up could be bad.  Good climbing.

Start on the big, obvious ledge and go directly up the face on great edges.

This problem adds a high quality sit start and a bit of difficulty to already the classic "Sex and Chocolate with a Cherry On Top." Start seated with hands on two underclings and then move up and left through thin crimps to join the stand start. Keep it together for the heady top out.

 Some would say that this is the full line on the boulder.

 For the faint of heart, this problem has also been done with a drop from the break (like "Sex and Chocolate").

Start in the dual cracks and make your way up the vertical face.  Some have called the large right hand crack off but really, do whatever is fun.

Start using arete on right and small crimps on left.  Make your way to the obvious horizontal break at half-height using razor crimp, sloper, and abysmal feet.   

  Continue from the break up easier moves to the top of the boulder if you are feeling brave or just traverse off left or right to ledges. 

  Large foot hold at bottom might be considered "off" by some...just have fun

From a stand climb the right side of the arête encountering an airy crux.  The top does ease off.

A right variation to perfect medium where you stay true to the arete.  Pretty powerful and some good moves.  If confused check out the video below. 

Climb up the left arete of the tall pillar.  There is a committing move that leads to an airy topout above a less than perfect landing.

7 Feet. Butt start on double crimps to a left hand pinch and right hand on the arete. Proceed to move left on the problem to a pretty straight forward top out.

Start right hand on a the crimp on the face, left hand on the good hold on the arete.  Move onto the arete and make a long move to the slopey jug.  Exit left or right from here, or continue to the top for the direct finish if you're into that sort of thing.  This is the style of problem where there is a fine line between it feeling impossible and impossibly easy... 

  With the completion of the direct finish, this is listed as a separate problem more for historical purposes than anything else...

The Monolith area is a great place to boulder.

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Routes in 4. Monolith Ridge - West Side