Don't get scared off by the 15 feet of chossy scrambling at the start. Rock quality drastically improves the higher you get. After clambering ontop the boulder, traverse low and left for a few moves and then bust straight up into the giant cave for a no hands rest. When you're ready, scoot out of the cave onto the headwall and enjoy a few bolts of steep, juggy 5.10. At the steepest part of the wall, those jugs turn into a short, pumpy crimp crux. Pull through and enjoy sticky edges up the arete on vertical terrain to the anchor.

Caveman Days

Cat Nip

Hillbilly Heaven

Quality Control

Stone Cold Stunner

Lion's Den

Da Chilla Pilla

Bioluminescence

Porcelain Wall

Killer Kitty

Donkey Kong

Death Camas

Pageant of the Transmundane

Hysterical Realism

Himalayas Calling

This easier variation of Killer Kitty trends left after the third bolt, finishing on the top bolts of Lion's Den (12a).  Crimpy climbing, with less brutality than its neighboring routes.

After a somewhat manky start, this climb follows the weakness up the face, ending on the same chains as Quality Control. The route forks about halfway up the cliff. Make sure you follow the right bolts at the fork to avoid getting onto Death Camas (5.12a), which is the left branch.

The first climb at the right end that is located mostly on the clean face, this one offers a bouldery start and sustained moves up to the chains.  Shares chains with Hillbilly Heaven (which is to the left).

A somewhat tricky start, which can also be stemmed up the boulder, gives way to good pockets and sticky edges as you traverse left from the first shared bolt of Hysterical Realism. Lots of cool holds and many options on this one.

This climb starts in the gully and finishes in the dark streak at the top of the cliff.  Pockets lead to a thin crux.

It doesn't look like much, but this shorty packs a punch! Step off the ground directly into a hard, shouldery boulder problem. At bolt two, go straight up through a series of side-pull moves to a small pocket (harder), or scoot left and work small crimps to a thankgod jug. Move out to the sharp arete for a few moves, then finish straight up the middle on decent holds.

After a bouldery start, this climb proceeds to a beautiful face up the dark section of the cliff.  Stick-clip is not a bad idea.

Though this climb unfortunately does not actually glow in the dark, it's a pretty aesthetic line.

The namesake of this wall, this climb is full of small, sharp edges.  A clean face makes for stout but interesting climbing.

The first route you encounter, in the corridor at the right end of the cliff, offers a crimp-tastic challenge.  The climb is generally right-trending, and gets harder as you get higher.

This climb has a mellow start, which progresses into a small juggy section, and a slabby, crimpy top section.  The line goes just left of a big, obvious hueco-like pocket.

This route shares the first few bolts with Hillbilly Heaven, but then branches left to its own set of chains.  After a crimpy, slabby climb you will top out at chains in the dark streak.

Begins on a prow at the edge of the corridor.  Continues through overhanging moves to the first crux, before the angle subsides and you reach the second (high) crux.

A sketchy start leads into crimpy climbing and a high crux.  Be careful not to deck before the second bolt.

Excellent climbing despite a somewhat decky start (if you're short).  Once you clip the second bolt you're good.  Follow a juggy crack system up and left to a tricky finish.  Great climb.

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