Enjoy small ledges and crimps on the face to some pulls over some overhangs higher u.

Voyer

Swafford N' Sons

Scha-Wing!

Feel the Breeze

Vitamin C

Pulse

Ronnie's Red Eye

Room for Cream

Salamander Flip Flop

Kachunga #1

This is the route to the right of the obvious ledge system and hand crack at the left end of the Orange Wall. Climbs through a corner, busts out through some techy face moves to anchors beside a large hollow golden-retriever sized flake. Avoid using flake!

Climb 5.10+ moves up the wall to an airy move around the arete, find some small holds to hang on, look up at the blank wall and wonder how you will ever make it the the chains that are mocking you relentlessly.  

*Watch for hollow rock/be mindful**

This double hand crack will make you want to say "Scha-wing!". Should clean up nicely! Dust off those shiny ultra-light cams in your closet and put them to use. It is highly recommended that aspiring climbers watch Wayne's World before attempting the route. You'd be totally mental to skip this one. 

An interesting line for trad folks who want to mix it up with face and jams. Start with face climbing up edges and ledges, past a few bolts. Start plugging good gear, pulling through a left-facing corner to a rounded horn. Jam and muscle your way through the crack to the top. 

Climb from good hold to good hold up the arete just left of Swafford, sometimes the holds aren't quite as good as you want, but they are all solid positions. Really cool undercling hueco to get the first clip. Crux might be clipping the chains! Great warm-up for other climbs close by.

A fun and worthy 5.11- that lures you in, then turns it on a bit at the top. Fun, positive horizontals and reaches lead to a rest about two thirds of the way up. A left-facing mini-corner marks a crux move (build your feet and make a deadpoint to a good hold), but the holds keep you in the game. Climb a bit left of the final few bolts, then mantle up and back right for the anchor stance. 

Crimp your way through a technical sequence down low (stick clip is your friend) to a roof. Past the roof, enjoy larger holds to the anchors.

Climb committing moves to small roofs with a bigish move just above a no hands rest, then pull the orange face to the beautiful slate face and find a great stance to clip the chains.

Climb up the face to a good shake out point below the roof. Clip the draw and make a sweet move over and around to reach the anchors a feel awesome afterwards.

This is one of the taller face climbing walls in the Denny West area, with inviting orange rock, technical and interesting faces and aretes, some juggy overhangs, and a trad climb or two thrown in the mix. A good concentration of 5.10+ to 5.11- climbs, not bad to climb on once you've graduated from the Moonshiner Wall. A mix of sun and shade thanks to the trees and cliff aspect.

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