Links from Ginsu into the Rack via a pretty sharp traverse including a hard match, double gastons and a cool stab to catch the seam at the beginning of the Rack and joining that problem one move in. Makes the shouldery opening moves on the Rack feel a lot harder.

Allegory of the Blood

Ginsu sit-starts the obvious gently overhung blade-like feature ~8ft left of The Big Easy. Some foot trickery and a well-placed heel hook bring you across the blade, first right, then left through a good side pull and into a finish jug. Tops out up high and right on easier terrain, although some stop at the jug.

Ginsu

Starts on an uncomfortably sharp RH crimp and a good vertical LH pinch in a crack at head/chest height. A few long moves on progressively better holds lead up and slightly right to a much easier, albeit tall, finish. 

  you are unlikely to hit the tree behind you if you fall, but a spotter there definitely helps with the pucker factor.

Hot Iron

"Step off the white ledge and climb one exposed move on the face left of 'The Goblin'" - Central Oregon Bouldering

Catwalk

Sit start on off-kilter and move up and left through a series of hard moves and good rests. Finish with the crux moves at the top of filth pig. 

Depot Traverse

Walk upstream from the Goblin about 100 yards and you'll find a small buttress near the rapids, the Outkast Buttress. Start on the ramp with big jug and climb up, then left to the flake/block feature that looks sus but is most likely solid. Probably has been done before so if there's an already-existing name, please suggest update.

Big Boi

Starts on a large flake at head height and moves through a large horizontal crack up into a massive jagged pocket before the crux moves on narrow 3-finger pockets. A sit start from the low flake around the corner to the left is worth doing and bumps the grade up  notch or two.

Filth Pig

Starts with a large pocket and under cling at head height. Begins with technical moves on small slick feet leading to a few harder moves right on sharp crimps, and finishes with easier big moves between progressively better holds. Great rock, cool moves, and a proud top-out make this thing a proud tick for any local or visiting boulderer

The Wizard

Start with your left hand on a pinch and your right hand low on the right side of the block. Make a few powerful moves before making your way up and over the lip. The climb ends at the obvious jug halfway up the wall. Walk off to the left or drop down if you have the appropriate pads and spotters. 

 Use only the loose block between the crack at the start for full V5 credit. Using the other footholds in reach makes this about a V3. 

Underworld

Climb the blocky crack up and around the right side of the large flake.

Block Crack

Walk upstream from the Goblin about 100 yards and you'll find a small buttress near the rapids, the Outkast Buttress. Start on the ramp with big jug and climb up, then right to the arete. Probably has been done before so if there's an already-existing name, please suggest update.

Andre 3000

Starts on a big block wedged in the crack and traverses left across jugs at the top of the slab. Finish past a big slot.

Wet Mail

Start on Ministry (sit start) and traverse right on good edges/pockets to Filth Pig's jug pockets and top out.

Stoney Baloney

The intimidating Depot warm-up. A few big moves between great holds lead to a somewhat disconcerting crux at the lip around 20 feet.

The Big Easy

Make a big move out of the starting finger locks to a good hold or use the intermediate crimp. Top out after a few more big moves on good holds.

The Blood Knuckle

Starts on a big high hold and goes up the corner.

Discman

Climb the arete from a stand start. Long and somewhat committing moves between good edges up high are the crux. 

Prowler

Layback the sit-start, hooking your left hand under the notch next to the sidepull. Work your hands up, then move to the next sidepull. With feet higher, pull the last two moves to the top. Mantle finish.

Your Pain Is Now Mine

Cool compression problem with some crimps and some slick feet 

The Depot Premier

Starts on a good hold to the right of the crack next to Discman. Move up and right to the ledge and topout on the right using the big flake.

Fred

Start on the big block wedged in the crack and follow the crack.

Mossy Rock

Start right and low of the corner on a large rail. Move up to a sharp pocket. Move left and make some huge, reachy moves using side pulls along the arete. Finish up on good holds.

Grantalope

Underrated highball on the right side of the Depot. Start left of Blood Knuckle and right of Hot Iron and look for a right-facing fin high up. Start below the fin on the left, climb up the ramp and reach out right to small edges and a mono. Make your way over to the fin and layback it all the way to the top. Excellent climbing, rarely done?The Scab V6+: linkup from Blood Knuckle onto the fin of the Petrifier. Guidebook lists it as V6 but I think it is harder than the Petrifier, since you have to do the cruxy first move of Blood Knuckle then traverse left on very small crimps and then turn the other way onto the layback of Petrifier. Even more rarely done. 

The Petrifier

Starts matched on a chest height sloper, also the start hold for Big Easy, but goes left up a slanting seam cutting through a cool shield leading to a hard move to a blocky undercling/sidepull and even harder cross to a miserable rail. After a few more hard moves it rejoins the Big Easy at the obvious mail slot and shares the same top out

The Rack

Start with hands matched at the bottom side pull thing just to the left of the crack and move to the really good jug just above the start hold and in the crack. Moving through the smooth and slopey crack is certainly the crux until you make it to the big jug that’s formed by the widening crack halfway up. Once you’ve made it there, the problem is about over and all that’s left to do is top the boulder. Feet at the end are very obvious and I just mantled up once my arms were above the edge. You have to be a little creative with the feet at the beginning but there are a few good smears and some good toe jams as well. Fun problem over all.

Butt Crack

Start on the low holds. The first move is the crux, a long reach to a good undercling. Move up past a slopey hold and climb to the top on good edges.

Ministry

A great compression problem that starts immediately right of The Goblin.  Begin on a good flat edge and work up to a right crimpy sidepull.  Squeeze and slap your way up to good opposing sidepulls on the arete while standing on the start hold. More intense moves (crux for some) lead to the horizontal below the large block which is often dirty.  Traverse right and easily top out via the wide crack above.  

Red Moon (Aka Right Arete)

Easy warm up, great view up top.Start on the massive side pull on the left side of the wall and work you’re way up. Don’t fall.

Mr. Anderson

Climb the finger crack to the right of the Wizard. Slick feet and locker fingers leads to an angle change. The crack pinches down higher so mandatory moves between finger-pods required. 

Special K

Start on some low holds to the left of the corner and move right for a few moves. Pull past some sidepulls up the vertical section. Maneuver past the hanging tree branches while topping out on the mossy slab. 

 The first section is fun but the topout is awful.

Off Kilter

A small cliff band made of Basalt on the Deschutes River. The cliff band is on a popular Bend hiking trail and you'll be sharing the area with hikers. The problems are tall but the landings are all pretty good.

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