Stand start on a decent crimp rail and head up. The topout is committing, but the holds are good enough. Really fun movement, one of the best on the boulder.There is a sit start that goes around V7, according to the Guide.

Ferrari

Piano Necktie

3-Star Throw

Hansel

Relax

This problem isn't too hard if you've got long arms and/or campus power, but without those is practically V6. Stand start on a good crimp flake, and head left and up into the power move, or try to finesse it.

An easy, low-angled crack system that has some pretty fun movement. 

Start on nothing slab, and work your way up into a small overhang. Climb around using what holds you can find, going straight up. 

An awesome warm-up, follow the long right-arching crack system from left to right on the south face. The big flake sounds a bit hollow, don't crank too hard. 

Most of this information can be better elaborated on in the Alaska Bouldering Guide (climbak.com/book-inner).    Large, interesting boulders found up in the talus just west of Monolith. There is a creek flowing underneath the talus that makes the ambiance very relaxing. Landings are fairly well built-out, but still leave something to be desired in some cases. Bring bug spray.    Many of the problems here have both stand and harder sit starts.

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Routes in Zoolander & Campus Boulders