This problem is the main line up this boulder.  It's the longest way up, and kind of central to the formation.  You're on route if you face a more steep area starting about 5 feet up and lasting 4 feet. Kind of a tough place to get a crash pad in nicely, so try to pre-empt falls and jump a bit to the right, or traverse out of the problem.

Charred Shrub

Jeremiah's Traverse

To the left, to the left

Fun, safe, traverse requiring no crash pad (or crashpad optional).  Start at the right of the formation. Move left.  Stay about 1 to 4 feet off the ground. Towards the right, it will get more difficult and come up over some smaller boulders, towards the start of the Charred Shrub route. Follow it, you won't need to worry about being over those small boulders for this because you should stay less than a foot and a half above them.  If you fall on them you won't fall backwards, they form a little protective ledge.  The crux is towards the end, it becomes challenging slab climbing. It starts easy and get's harder so it's ideal for new climbers if you want to hop on and see how far you can get.

Go to the left of the crack and climb the face.  Easiest is to go a little to the left as you get up around 3 feet off of the ground, then come back to the right a little bit. There's a bit of contact with the tree as you climb.  Try not to mess up the tree.  At the top, watch out for a big rock (1 foot by 1 foot) after you've topped out. Seems a little unstable.  Can come down around the back.

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Routes in Martin Tudor Jurupa Hills Regional Park