Knock the Smerk Off

Swift

More Cowbell

The Brotherhood

Devil Lock

The Hundredth Monkey

Grin Face

Biggie Smalls

Driller's Delight

Sensor

Casual Joys, Left and Right

The Plague

Liquid Swords

Only Pretty As You Feel

Locust Invasion

Wyoming Hair Disaster

Something Like Another Chance

Estimated Prophet

Blah, Blah, Blah

Manhattan Project

No Socialism

White Club

The Red Sea

Teenagers from Mars

the Abortion

Heydt Club

Flight Club

Black Sunday

Crux at third bolt. Good movement with seveal ways to do crux.

jump start, stick clip 1st bolt, good rock

open book just left of huge roof feature, rests through out route and exit crux,  great movement

Shares start with "Teenagers from Mars" and breaks right on a lieback/crack type feature, another moderate.

Crux is the first 25 feet or so, good pockets with fun moves and steep, good quality rock.

Streaked face just to the right of Blah blah blah. Grey hangers in front of the juniper tree.  May be different (easier or harder) than the 1st Ascent due to the last fire.

techy black rock, small pockets and crimps

Two routes here w/two separate anchors.  Casual Joys Left is 5.10a or so, crux to the second bolt.  Casual Joys Right is 5.8 or so, crux also to the second bolt. Short but fun, well protected off the ground with good quality rock.

technical the whole way, exit crux, kind of sporty

technical grey streak with lip encounter low

Crux is from the start to the 3rd or 4th bolt, a bit hard to figure out, have to wind around a bit.  This route had severe fire damage.  I did it recently and the shards are cleaned off but it seems harder now than the 5.9 rating I originally gave it.

Crux between bolt 2 to bolt 4.  Some fire damage but I did it recently and the shards are pretty much gone with maybe a few left off to the sides.  Still, a nice route.  This route and Only Pretty As You Feel are the longest routes on this wall.

Sustained 10a pockets for 25 feet or so, then kicks back.  Short, but good quality rock w/good pockets and nice moves.

Follows a left arching undercling with an exit crux going to the anchor.  Cool position

There are three distinct cruxes between bolts 3 and 6, another interesting balance crux off bolt 7, and some reachy final moves past the last two bolts.  Pretty good rests between cruxes though and a lot of deep pockets to 'thank god' and rest on.  I really like this route because I'm more into the footwork intensive things.  I'm not sure if it's really 11a, but we'll let it stand until consensus says otherwise.

middle and exit crux, somewhat sharp, tape?

Start in the same corner as Driller's Delight or start on the face below the first bolt and quickly move left following the crack feature. Climb over the bulge using crimps, pinches, and a mono under-cling to a large pocket. Finish on a technical face to easier climbing above.

Climbing past the crux to first bolt, then follow a steep face to a less than desirable anchor. The route will likely clean up and improve with more traffic.

Crux at middle and at end.  Crimps, pockets and jugs.  Technical and fun! A Vance White and company addition.

"Then Moses stretched out his hand over the red sea, and all that night the LORD drove the sea back with a strong east wind and turned it into a beautiful red streaked vertical panel of bighorn dolomite. The waters were divided and the Landerites followed the bolt line up crisp 1/4 pad edges and single pad monos. After the fourth bolt they gained a good rest and followed 5.11 crimps and deep pockets to the chains with a wall of water on their right and on their left." (Exodus 14:21)

One of the best of its grade at Fairfield, especially if you like technical climbs with small holds. If you don't like small holds, it would be best to just keep walking to The Bubble. This route has a harder low crux than "The Plague", but is less sustained.

Probably 12c if you are tall, or if you're not soft like me.

The crux is right off the ground, so I would recommend a stick clip.

The roof goes free!!!!  Pockets and jugs out center of roof to redpoint crux transfer to flat wall up high.  Great movement and somewhat sequential and tricky.

just left of the huge roof feature and identified by the large hueco.  just to the right of "brotherhood".

entry crux, face holds, crack/undercling, ends on ledge

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Routes in 3. The Roof Area