"Stand start on slopers. The slopey bottom ledge is on. Follow the large water runnel to the top." Description from Pete's Digital Duluth Bouldering Guide. It's all about shoe friction and body positioning on the slab/slopers.

Valley Forge

Pucker

One ledge, two ledge

Outpost 31

The Hand Crack

Loosey-Goosey

The Vagina Monologue

Pounder's Other Crack

ASP3

Where Lovers Lay

Pounder's Crack

Climb the crack with use of the arete across the archway.  Easy climb with the opportunity to practice different techniques.

Standing start at an arete and throw for the horizontal.  Gain that then stick to the thin slab and don't think about falling!

Start out on the left corner of the large wall and crimp up to a ledge followed by a second ledge. Top out farther right, may require the use of a tree to top out.

Climb the hand crack...pretty simple, huh?

Highball boulder. Start on the right side of the large wall, move straight up above the large loose-looking rock. Mantle on top, then move left to the top. May require the use of a tree to top out.

Standing start on the little seam...climb up using the seam and face.

Finger crack / Face climb between Pounder's Crack and the hand crack...pretty straight forward but fun.

The slab just right of the hand crack - this is pretty fun and worth while.  Thin climbing up crimps to a mildly dicey top out.

Very thin line that has been sitting there just waiting to be seen. You will start with a left hand sidepull near (but not in) the large crack and right hand on an arrowhead looking hold. Move slightly right and straight up. You will not use the main large crack at all as you move far enough right that it wouldn't be close enough to be helpful. Look for a small crimp and a really cool press/mantle move.

Standing start on a straight forward crack and face climb.

A couple of slabby outcroppings near Enger Tower. Park in front of the large rock outcroppings by the street, and head up the climber's trail to the right. This is a good spot if you only have half an hour, a pad, and no partner. Mostly slab problems and a couple cracks. Bring a BBQ for after your session and hit up Enger Park.

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Routes in Enger Park