SDS on side pulls and work up arête to large slab...now mantle. It's a very interesting top out... I about poooed myself but managed. Lol

Lone Star Arête

Everyone's Hero

Farewell to Texas

Ol' Butter Water

Mantle Overboard

Off the Hook

The River Runs Like Hotdog Sauce

Because you Climb Too Much

The Prater Shuffle

Low Tide

Climb the dihedral and under cling out right into a flake.

Tough and balcncybip the arete to a blank slab.

Jam the flake and undercling the chossy roof to reach the crack. Climb straight up the face.

Start in the cave and climb the 90 degree roof using the crack or big moves on jugs out to the lip. The FA apparently went out the crack feet first, placed the last bolt on the slab above and ran it out to the top-out. No known second ascent.

 Have your belayer anchor to the first bolt. 

Pull a hard move through a choss roof and rest up before traversing left onto a varnished face with pockets.

Start of the same flake as Ol Butter Water then move left to a different third bolt and a white cave. Climb straight up the face on bouldery moves reaching left for desperate holds and the chains.

Climb the left angling off width. 3-5 Camlot protects the moves to the anchors after the first few bolts.

Start hidden sea through the first roof and cop a knee-bar before embarking on a difficult traverse to the right.

As you enter into ham creek park off of fm916 there are a few boulders on the left side of the road.  Limestone rock, with a few ok problems, there is never anyone there. Not worth a long drive... Although the cliffs above the  brazos, (south) next to ham creek park are an adventure and full of possibilities! See google earth and look at the dark lines...Currently there are 3 main boulders. The swamp boulder, the Titan, and the tidal wave boulder which is above the large Titan boulder.

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Routes in Hostility Boulders aka ham creek park