The Voyeur is the 4th bolted route from the right and the right of the two longer bolted routes. Face climb on good rock to the obvious pod/hueco. Swing out on steep rock into the bottom of the hueco, turn the lip(crux)and climb to the anchors.

Voyeur

Redneck

Curly

The Roundup

The Flake

City Slickers

Roughneck

Hidden Agenda

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Funny Face

Getty Up

Celibate Rifle

Cromag

Hidden Agenda is the left most bolted route on the lower/right formation. Start face climbing on good rock up to a difficult steep move/blind reach to the left to gain a shallow hueco on the overhanging blunt arete. Steep moves out of the hueco (crux) are are made using a inobvious kneebar (Hidden Agenda), continue up steep, difficult climbing to some tricky moves right to get to lower angle rock and easier climbing to the anchors.

Redneck is located on the far right side of the crag. This climb starts on the beautiful red face on good edges and continues up through various features to the anchor.

Curly starts 10' left of Redneck, climb the slab up to steeper climbing past bolts and tricky climbing to join Redneck for the last few bolts to a chain anchor.

Bouldery start from the deck using a nice flake feature leads to easier clipping above. Well bolted and safe.

A committing move from the gully start gets you high over the floor and the  gains you the first bolt. Don't biff! It will hurt. Follow the line to a blank face and decide if you will go hard or go home. Harder moves to the left would warrant a harder 10 grade, or stick to the right to stay 10a.

City Slickers is the 3rd route from the right. Climb the slab past a bolt to the obvious crack. Climb the crack and move right(crux)to face climbing to the anchor.

Similar start as Getty Up- "Would be bouldering" is actually some thoughtful and delicate moves to get established. Some great knife edge sidepulls and long reaches await you above! Very fun for the area.

Attention grabbing start off the deck, featuring thin crimpy holds that demand balance to get established. The fall would not be good. One could stand on the opposing boulder to pre-clip the first hanger.. I suppose.  Up higher you will find fun vertical cracks with side-pulls and edging. Overall a fun pitch.

Hard and delicate moves from the ground that could be confused for a bouldery start lead to technical hands above. Easier above but still not "That" easy

Start on top of the boulder, reaching for a "huecoey flake" from the left side of the arete to gain the first bolt and easier climbing to the face.

Hardest route on the wall. Starts with some powerful moves off the deck, to a tricky first clip which is quite high. Passing the first clip is the crux but still offers strenuous climbing to the second clip where the climbing gets a bit easier... probably 10d in the upper section

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Routes in The Dude Ranch