Here I Am

This is an obvious problem that has undoubtedly been climbed before (probably in era when boulder problems were rarely named). Also, it is one of the funner problems in these parts. I named it after a red-eyed vireo flitting about nearby.

Start down as low as you can on the right and traverse to the crimpy rail in the upper left corner then top out. It has bad feet but decent hands. Smaller climbers will have to work a little harder for this one.

The face is located right be the new trail and is fairly obvious. Friction and lichen pinch down the back of this boulder.

The landing is good. So is the topout once you set your feet.