Climb choss on the right side of the little cave, then head left under the roof and pull up into the same dihedral as Rona’s Ruse. At the top of the dihedral, bust powerful, crux moves up and right through the steepest part of the upper roof.

Rona’s Revenge

Access Card

Squeeze Job

Leisure Suit

Gary Larson

Not Tobie

Rosie Wants Me Home

Christina's Roof

Right Tobie

Rim Walk

Double Clutch

Nobody

Miguel's Warmup

Fly Boy

Static Cling

Carol’s Route

Triple Clutch

Roger

Lucky Boy

Second Wave

Rona’s Ruse

Single Clutch

Linda's Lament

Trebuchet

Rim of The World

Fall Boy

Start up Christina’s Roof but clip a bolt on the right side. Head right under the roof on good crimps and get established at a no hands rest in the dihedral. Big holds then take you straight out the top roof to a hero finish at a ledge.

Face climb initially then up and left to the anchor.  The climb provides access to additional climbs to the left if TRs are desired.

Steep jugs for three bolts gets you to a fun crux section, then over a little bulge and a few more moves to the chains. Kind of a squeeze job but pretty good climbing.

Follow two bolts up easy fifth class slab to a ledge. Pull over the little roof, navigate the bush, and pull over the crux roof to an enormous jug.  Moderate climbing leads to the anchor.

Climb dirty ledges to the black face. Crux moves get you established on the face and then traverse right on jugs. Pull a little bulge and climb easy slab to the base of the final headwall. A tricky move leads to positive, fun climbing to the chains.

Best, most aesthetic, route at the crag on neat zebra streaked stone. Tobie, the direct start, adds about 1 pump point. This fine route begins with easier climbing on slightly overhanging terrain, trending right, into some tricky corner funk, to a few powerful moves concluding with some fun moves to the anchor.

Face climbing to finesse moves to mount the roof.

Start up Tobie direct and at the second bolt head right along the roof and bust hard moves getting established on the face. Pumpy climbing leads to the ledge on Tobie for a good shake before heading out right to another crux getting to the anchor (although a little contrived, skipping the ledge on Tobie and continuing straight up into the final crux makes for a much greater pump).

A couple bolts up easy fifth class slab lead to a ledge. Face climb to the roof and unlock crux number one getting established at a good stance. Fun, juggy holds lead to the second crux and an airy finish.

Bottom a little gritty but super moves at the roof.

Face climb lower angle grey rock trending to the left of the black roof. Pull the bulge using fun holds and continue up on featured black rock to the anchor.

Climb the crack, the crux, then up and left to an anchor on a ledge.

Easier climbing leads to a move over a little bulge and to the base of a short steep face. Fun holds past a few bolts leads to cruxy moves getting on the ledge. Climb up the steep corner and make tricky moves getting established on the slab. Finish with a little face climbing on the final head wall to the airy anchor.

Follow the bolts to a crux in a right facing corner.

Fun warmup on big holds. Better than it looks.

Slightly chossy jugs lead left to a ledge shared with Double Clutch. A short but difficult sequence heads out the left side of the roof and onto the arete. Fun moves on the arete and face get to the anchor.

Steep, bouldery climbing past three bolts leads to the dihedral. Stem up the dihedral to cruxy exit moves near the last bolt.

There is a big story about about this climb (7 September 2002).  The name says it all...

Climb a little choss to a corner and then make bouldery moves to get established at a good stance. Climb up to the small roof and figure out the crux mantle over it. Pull over a hollow block and follow perfect crimps to the anchor.

Face climbing to the right side of the roof leads to a bulge and then some pumpy layback and crack moves get to a rest before a final push to the anchor.

Fun face climbing but trend right at the finish.

Climb easy fifth class to a ledge. Pull a few tricky moves getting established over the first bulge. Pull up into the next bulge and use fantastic edges to get to a good stance on the slab. Climb directly up to the steepening roof to powerful crux moves right before the anchor.

Use bolts for Static Cling or Rim Walk to gain the ledge. Climb juggy holds to a stance on the arete. Fun moves lead up the beautiful face to an airy jug and then the ledge.

Great route. The easiest one at the crag. long and a bit exposed. Best part is the view gets better the higher you get.

This south-west facing crag is the best of pecos. Its has the best view of the high peaks, and you'll probably never see another climber there. In the summer, it gets shade till about 2. It hosts the longest routes in pecos and of the best quality in pecos.

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Routes in The Rim of the World