Start as for McBerkey on the low horizontal rail and top out left on the slab face instead of making the big McBerkey move. A bit scrunchy and much less committing than its neighbor!

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McBerkey

Start on a low flat crimp rail, then climb up and right to a high rail before throwing to the lip at the top of the boulder. Don't use the arete if you want the V points. Very contrived but well regarded.

A popular boulder at Morpheus, McBerkey has a few fun climbs on an aesthetic face. When walking into the wash from Diamond Engagement this is the first boulder you will come to face.

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Routes in McBerkey Boulder