High Desert Solitaire
Near the top of Aguirre Bouldering's grade range in Solitude Hill.
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One of the harder problems at Aguirre Bouldering, this climb sits near the top of the grade range catalogued across the crag's 32 routes in Solitude Hill.
Photo of the crag
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