Righteous Roof

Start on the right side of the boulder under the "roof". There is an obvious right, slanted foot hold. Start with a right sort of drop knee and a small, left, crimpy foot hold. There are a lot of small hand crimps as you follow the roof left and up. There is one good hand along the top of the roof, although it is not fully necessary to use this. As the roof becomes vertical, the hand holds and foot holds become very easy. I rated this based off the awkward positions you need to start in and the step through move you need to make coming off the start.

This is an obvious boulder on the Beaver Loop Trail near the end that overlooks the river. Walk around either side towards the river, and you will see some great features on the boulder. There is an obvious "roof"-like structure. Start nearest to the bottom of this roof.

A crashpad would be recommended, but there is a pretty good landing area.