You will find the hard moves getting over the bulge low on the face.  Hint:  use the small foot holds!

Down Like the Challenger

Lander Here

Nolan's Nightwalk

Chitty Reach Problem

Digressing Left

Ventriloquist Machine

Little Discourse

Premonition

Tabloid Mischief

Flip Flop

Dirty Charlotte

Zach's 13

Dingus McGee Chainsaw Massacre

Rustic Rumania

Bitch Muscle direct

Jug Reaper

Unmediated Discourse

Will Do in a Pinch

Yogi la Jara

Tatoo "RUN" where?

Gotta Go Now

Don't Crease Me

Zachademia-dementia

Double Bluff

A Place to Meet Woody

Don't Filibuster Me

Bitch Muscle

Koenig Surpise

Show your Buff

Crossing Europe

Pinching it Out

Pervert's Warm-up

RedNeck Agenda

This Ain't No Disco

Rivals on the Arch

A Chance 4 the Tennessee Stud

Belly Crawl

Steep well protected face leads to the obvious crack gully

A mildly overhanging face with small holds.

Just to the right of smooth face is a zone of big holds & ledges that veers to the right while going up.  Follow the path that offers plenty of ledges to clip from

Simply do the bolts face right of the inside corner and end at the Premonition anchors.

The route crosses a minor steep outside corner going left and onto easier hold.  The climbing above is more relaxed.

Steep face from the get go.  Some handhold elimination will direct your passage onto the easier terrain above the steep.

From the right of the inside corner gain access to a stem positions in the corner and climb to its closeout and move up unto the steep face with big holds.

From a big ledge Manage your way along side the crack using the scattered big holds on one side or the other of the crack to finally cruising more so on the right.

Climb mostly on the left of this 2 feet wide gully to the overhang formed by a large chockstone.  Try some back Stepping?

a dead vertical slippery holds route.  Crux appears to be low.

Gain access to a long shallow right facing corner (steep) and work you  way along the bolts

At the 4 bolt of Bitch Muscle Climb continue up and to the left to a 5th and 6th bolt.

Climb the slightly overhanging yellow buff face for 20 feet and then some easy stances.

Climb the straight line of bolts to the end of steep face veering left to the anchors bolt but while on the steep face avoid going much to the left of them.

Follow the bolt line going on the face between the shallow grooves.

From a ledge in the overhanging zone of the Blue Marble Wall pass around the roof and get into the vertical gully.  After a short distance up the gully move to the face holds on left steep bulging wall.

The last route on the west side the Blue Marble Wall angles to the left as one ascents but where and when to move left rather than up will soon yield feed back as to the wrong choice.

Figure out how to use a narrow band of holds up the steep face climb that begins above the 12 foot high ledge.

A low angle big route suited for beginners.  The hardest moves are at the bulge

Pursue a narrow zone of moves that lies close to the line of bolts.  But to avoid difficulty use above midway some small holds in the gully to the right.

Cross over and up the major outside corner to a stance and the 2nd bolt.  For easy passage stay close and left of the the imaginary line between the 2nd and 3 rd bolt.  The rest of moves are easier and can be resolved with some endurance.

A short steep face climb with a few sequential moves

A slab face climb of sorts with some big holds on the left and small holds on the right

Just to the right of where the trail meets the base wall find a steep corner-ish arete looking climb with big ledges and holds but some long reaches.  At the fourth bolt exit right to the inside corner-gully.  Above the 4th bolt traverse right across the outside corner to the inside corner and climb up and mildly leftward past two bolts to the rap station.

Begin just right of an easy upward rambling ledge under an overhang.  There are some power moves above the roof too.

After some steep face head for the shallow right facing corner with a projecting stone part way along  the corner.

Follow the obvious holds to a big ledge and then continue up the big FACE HOLDS.

Climb the narrow band of holds to soon meet the route to the left about where the arch ends.  The route entails a difficult lunge.

Follow the well bolted line straight to anchors while moving into shallow gully.

Gain access to a ledge and continue through some holds that appear to be all at the wrong angles.

Surmount the overhanging bulge from a high ledge and continue up and rightward under the right cresting arch.

This route ascents the highest and most sustained portion of the Blue Marble Wall.  Some long lunges will get you to the next holds.  The route merges with Doulble Bluff high up on the left.

Climb within the zone that is the lowest angle smooth face.  The climb proceeds straight line fashion between the bolts.  No chicken walking left or right to the holds of another route if you cannot stand on the small holds.

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Protection

Routes in The Blue Marble Wall