High Octane

Flathead Direct

Cactus Makes Perfect

Puppy Chow

Egg head

The Squirts Wall

The Saucer

Gravy Train

Low Octane

Golden Corral

Little Friskies

Cathy's route

Scorpion King

Matterhorn

Carne Asada

Return of the Flying Flatheads Direct

El Carnivore

Raw Meat

Alex's Route

Atmostfear

Top Choice

This wall features several excellent slab problems on amazing rock!

Fun slab boulder problem with both positive and slopey edges. This is the easiest climb on the boulder and can be used to set a top rope on the 2 bolt anchor for the harder climbs on the north side of the boulder.

The crack is found on the southwest side of the Cactus Boulder just left of the black streak.  The crack disappears before reaching the top.  Face climb the last 8 feet.

Climb the north-facing arête closest to the Flathead Boulder.  Set up using TR with slings.  Difficult balance and power combo problem.  Watch swing into the Flathead boulder.

Climb the overhung corner on the North face of flathead boulder (the face furthest away from the loop trail or at the very back of the boulders) trending left as you go up.

Sit start and climb left along the rounded lip of the saucer shaped boulder.

Climb the arête on southwest side of the Matterhorn Boulder.  It is found just to the left of Golden Corral.

This route is the obvious Off-Width to the right of High Octane. Starts in a shallow Chimney that tapers into hand crack. Can chimney, stem, and jam your way up the route.

On the southwest corner of Grade A Boulder.  Climb the arete.  Use medium-sized pro to set up an anchor in the crack on top of the boulder.  The crack is several yards back from the edge.  Use long runners for top-rope.

On the opposite side of the Hamburger Boulders from Raw Meat is this tricky off-width. Nice hands to fists then the wide-ness ensues as things get steeper and you pull over a small bulge using butterfly jams. Gear Anchor at the top.  Bring longer slings or cord to extend it and keep your rope from getting chewed up.  Rap off the Raw Meat bolts on the opposite side of the boulder (note: They're really too far away to use as an anchor unless you use your rope to anchor the leader who then brings the second up from above)

Face climb to the right of the back side of the crack that forms Top Choice.  Very nice problem.

Start on a huge jug hold and traverse the lip to the left past some strenuous moves.  Grab the good hold (easier for tall people), mantle and finish.  

  A a classic that needs more traffic!

Climbs the arête behind Top Choice.  Can do both sides. Both are fun nice lie-back problems.  Can also climb the face if you like on both sides.

After pulling the crux on Raw Meat set a high piece then head right onto the unprotected face. Go through both scooped out dishes for full value. The rock is mostly good moves not that bad. Don't fall....

Start on an enormous jug and work your way up the arete without using the flake. Decent rock quality and gets sunlight pretty much the entire day. The Arete where the North face meets the NorthWest face.

One of the hardest climbs at Enchanted Rock.  This a top rope route that climbs the straight line from the anchors for Top Choice and meets it at the top.  The start is from the base just to the left of the start of Top Choice.

Slighly overhanging, thin hands, leads to nice hands, fists and into an off-width, then an off-width slab.  Placed a couple butterflies on this one.

Located on the backside of the Top Choice crack on the opposite face of the Grade A Boulder.  Wonderful small crack for smaller bodies and people new to climbing.

Found on the southwest face of Grade A Boulder.  It is found to the right of Golden Corral.  Climb the black streak to the top.

Beautiful, left leaning crack that turns vertical  and slightly overhanging halfway up.  The route starts with a bouldery step into the seem between the Matterhorn and the Grade A boulder. Tight hands finishes with a bulge to the top.

A group of boulders clustered off the southwest slope of the Little Dome.  The short approach and density of steep, excellent crack climbing makes this a fairly popular area.  The Hamburger Boulder and the Grade A Boulder are the two largest rocks, both with excellent cracks.  They are surrounded by small boulders that yield excellent bouldering and some shorter topropes.  The cracks face various directions and shade is almost always an option.  Certainly one of the top crack climbing areas in the park.

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