Start at the base of a flake and follow it up to the slab and the first bolt.  Follow the right-hand line of bolts from there to the top.  Don't be intimidated by the bulge at the end, the route goes just fine either direct, to the left, or to the right.  Remember to stem.

Zulu Warrior

Physical Attraction

Ivory Tower

Route 66

The Trident cracks

Linear Adventure

Blockheads

Role Model

Voodoo Child

If I should Stumble

Willing

Ordorono

Climb a few moves off the deck to reach the slab proper, then follow the left-hand line of bolts up to the top.

Start either on a shelf above your belayer at the base of an obvious left-facing corner, or work a couple simple face moves directly below said shelf to add a few unnecessary feet to your climb.  Climb in the dihedral with great cracks for pro, then move out to the arete as the dihedral deteriorates.  There is no walkoff, so be prepared to rappel.

This route is climbs a beautiful white tower of rock with roofs, hard cryptic moves, and the potential for big air. Despite having been established years ago, it needs some traffic to clean up, the granite seems to be exfoliating quite a lot. Climb onto the face, move towards jugs on the arete than move up towards a ledge. pass a pin and a bolt, move left at a roof, on the left side of the roof is  bolt. Climb through the roof through to an open book and continue to the anchor.  

  This route was given a grade of "solid 5.11" when described to Kelsey Gray for inclusion in the guidebook, however the movement on this route and the size of holds are of a harder grade and those who have attempted to climb the route, believe that grade is much much harder (myself included).  There are several biners on bolts for your bailing convenience, right now at bolts two and bolt four I believe.  

  The anchor on this needs some TLC, bring some tat and rap rings.

This route climbs the the right flake/corner system on the wall with zulu warrior and voodoo child. This route could be very good if it saw more traffic, but with the two classic routes to the left, it seems unlikely enough people will climb it.  

  From the ground climb short slab into a vegetated corner, climb out onto a crack/ledge and traverse upwards until you are under a flake. This HUGE flake sounds like a drum when you play it. place smallish gear, and give it a nice firm pull and watch the flake expand, hence the PG 13. Sack up and climb through under clings on good feet until you get better gear, follow the cracks and slab until the corner is too dirty to climb, top out and walk to the anchor on zulu warrior and voodoo child.

Rarely climbed route features excellent crack climbing up a vertical to overhanging wall. Anchor options are better very far back from the top.

This climb is located on the ledge up and to the right of Zulu Wall. Climb the slab past grass and moss ledges protecting in cracks and seams. Bring a nut tool, this is generally a bit dirty. Move right for the anchor.

This is line starts the same as Linear Adventure then moves right after the ledge. It climbs through ledges past a bolt, and into a crack that leads to the anchor to the anchor on the right.

This was pretty unpleasant until a good scrub recently, fun techy climbing through good gear and new bolts. 

This route is just right of the 5.9R which is right of Physical Attraction. It is short and loose, not the best route at Zulu. It can be a nice way to get to the ledge above where the start of Linear Adventure and blockhead are.

This route is 6ft right of physical attraction, climbs through broken cracks and loosish blocks and is quite dirty. Easy until the last move or two. Watch out for the death block in the upper third of the route. Unfortunately when the anchor was replaced on this, it was done without much thought and the rope runs into a sharp crack. Be aware. 

Get your slab on! Climb a tricky slab passing three bolts, then enter the crack system, use small gear to the chains.

A wonderfully varied section of wall with routes both easy and moderately hard, bold and G-rated, slabby and steep, trad and sport, it's all here.

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Routes in Zulu Wall