A variation climb in the middle of the boulder with an optional first move, eventually working its way up the middle through the topout.

Potato Potâto

Gnocchi

Sweet Potato

Hash Brown

Waffle Fries

Potato Salad

Tader Tot

Potato Casserole

Potato Puff

French Fry

Mashed Potato

Home Fries

Another easier climb, working it’s way up the arete of the smaller boulder through the topout.

Works it’s way up another arete, staying only on the right boulder.

Start matched on the big edge at the bottom of the main face of the Potato Boulder, slightly left of the crack. Pull off the ground and make a right hand move up into the crack, follow the left hand up into the crack. Finish straight up using mainly the crack.

A fun problem working your way up a good side pull rail and the right arete.  Make your way into some subpar holds and topout through the middle  of the main face.

Start on large jug rail as for French Fry, but move to the right arete and ride it to the highest point of the boulder. Easy top out. 

A slightly painful problem going up only the slab portion of the middle climb using a hand jam instead of the other two side boulder aretes.

A nice short problem on the leftmost boulder split.  Start mid way up the rock up through some good holds through the topout. Finished as quickly as eating a tader tot.

When you love potatos so much, but you don’t know what to do with it.  You then decide to just load it all into one dish and bake it.  This climb has it all traversing almost the entire boulder giving you all of the potato goodness you can ask for.

Similar region to Hash Brown, but the good side pull and right arete are off. Make your way up through the main face using only the individual holds.

A slab climb starting with big blocky holds eventually traversing slightly left, topping out in the corner of the boulder.

A slightly more traversey version of Tader Tot, mashed potato works it’s way from the right side to the left side of the smaller boulder, including slightly tougher holds.

Are you hungry for some boulders? Why just stop after climbing some tomato’s when you can go a little deeper into the woods and climb a potato. This hot startchy specialty is a nice three way split rock with a good selection of low to mid range climbs.

Description

Location

Protection

Routes in Potato Boulder