This fantastic problem starts low on the bottom of the low left block and a bad right hand undercling/sidepull on the arete. Fire far out to a jug in the roof. From here make fun moves to gain the horizontal jug. From the jug head straight up the arete. Finishing left onto Baby Elephant is just as cool and maybe slightly easier.

The difficulty of this climb is pretty dependent on exactly where you start your left hand on the rail - lots of folks say bottom of the left rail = V9, mid left rail = V8, slightly higher rail = V7. Choose your own adventure?

Entropy

Open for Business

Oh Boy, That's A Big Horsefly

Crag Ducks Attack

Killing Bigfoot Stand

Lord of the Flies

Captain Crunch

Pork Fly Sit

Pork Fly, Don't Bother Me

1-9 Project

Killing Bigfoot Sit

Fluffing the Turkey

Wallet Full of Ham

Baby Elephant

Porkopolis Sit

Crunch Dyno Project

Killing Bigfoot

Electric Fly Swatter

Porkopolis

Start left hand on the arete and right hand on a good crimp, climb straight up using big rail features.

The River Boulder is the first boulder you encounter at Treasury. It has many good climbs mostly in the easy-moderate range with some tougher climbs around V8 as well. Entropy and Baby Elephant are classics. 

It's an easy quick stop on your way to another climbing area, or to start your day before venturing into the talus! From the parking, take the trail on the north side of the road, After a couple minutes you will cross a large log over a creek, turn right as soon as you are able to head north into the forest again. Before you break into the talus field you'll see the River Boulder down below the trail on your right side.

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Routes in River Boulder