Start just right of the easy corner, using small edges to move up to some horizontals. After placing some gear, move up past the huge creaky flake. I yarded on this flake quite a bit before leading the route and it didn't fall off. However, it flexes quite a bit and is huge, so I didn't pull on it while climbing. It is easy to avoid, so you might just want to do that. The upper part of the route is fairly juggy, but it is quite a ways down to your last piece, so keep it together. There is a flake you can place a questionable C4 #.75 behind, as well as a pass-thru that can be threaded.

Lightning Bolt Flakes

Elk City Sidepull

Meadowlark Perch

Boulder up on to a ledge to gain a crack system. Follow the narrowing crack to the top.

Slopey crimps lead up to a good horizontals. Once past the horizontals, climb pockety jugs to the top.

This wall faces west, so has morning shade and afternoon sun. It is about 25' tall, with lots of trees at the top for anchors. Once you are done climbing, you can hike back to the parking lot on the Post Oak Trail at the top of the cliff line. A helmet is strongly recommended as many of the lines have lots of potentially loose holds.

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Routes in Kansas Corner Wall