Greg approaching the treacherous topout on the Brown Recluse Boulder. Really great flow, but requires a good "Kentucky Spot". Start of jugs and follow an obvious line.

Johan Durfling FA. Just past the Brown Recluse Boulder Johan spotted this fun traverse. Start in slots around right corner, move across good slopers all the way left, then top out. (V2)

This boulder offers everything from world class slab climbing to steep overhangs and slopey topouts. Its also interesting to known that a certain dog has climbed this same problem.

This particular line is perhaps one of the best at the Run as it is located directly to the right of the glory, also know the center line. The center line has only been done once and was done with boxing gloves and telemark skies.

The slabs at Clack and sourrounding areas are among the best in the world and have seen ascents from some of the world's strongest climbers

Nice crimpy route in the Morehead area. Goes around 5.10

This problem rocks despite the ground being a bit too close. Start on jugs, paste feet, elevate. The crux is tri-fold as you must keep feet on to stay off the ground, must negotiate a pair of nasty crimps, and must finish this 10+ move beast.

Dev Ranjan working through the linkup lip traverse near the lake. Great problem on one of the single best boulders I've ever seen (in Kentucky). A harder (V8?) and longer version seems plausible.

Another one to the right.

future classic.

5.8 Bring a #6 if you want to protect the chimney/slot to the top.

Walk left along the old FS road to find this boulder directly off the trail to your left.

Walk right after crossing the gate.

Another great route in the Cave Run Lake area.

Slabcamp