Several easier problems are on the backside of the James Brown Boulder. I believe it is technically called the Big Wild Boulder, and it has a huge overhanging face that is about 8-10 feet tall. It has grassy top-outs!

The Chick Problem starts on a low blocky hold and moves along a seam to the top-out.

A better topo can be found here:

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Pete F

: sit down, and start on a low, juggy rail. Climb up and right along a seam to a crux before the lip involving a couple of odd, sloping pinches.

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Chick Problem

Funky Chicken

Moss Master

Moon Tide

Shake Yer Money Maker

Pete-15

Chiclets

Shake Yer Money Maker is one of the best short routes on The Pass!

A tricky move off the ground leads to a shake at half height. Then intricate climbing with fantastic arete movement gains the chains. It is probably akin to a long V5/6 boulder problem.

Start on a triangle-shaped hold around 5' up, climb straight up, and mantle.

Sit start matching on an edge. Climb up and right on the overhanging face on juggy holds to a heel hook mantle.

Sit start at the holds of ?Chick Problem?, but climb straight up using a small, right-facing arete/corner.

Start on an overhanging pinch, and climb through the overhang on the left side of the cave.  Top out on the platform above ?Chick Problem? area.

This is another excellent mini-route on the Big Wild Boulder's east face.

Underclings out an arch lead to a definite crux, and then thin face climbing to a two bolt anchor. Folks under 5' 8" (or those that are very flexible) may find this route much easier if they discover the "short guy" beta. It was named in honor of an Aspen area climber who recently passed away.

Sit start on a sloping rail right of the ?Chick Problem? start above a flat rock in the ground. Climb up and left.

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