Start on the right side of the ledge and climb upwards toward some bolts.  Clip the bolts and if you make it to the top with out falling, that would be considered a redpoint, flash, or onsite. If you fall, try again. The crux comes within the first 2 bolts so bring a stick clip if you would feel more comfortable.  After the crux, climb through bigger holds to a few small holds just below the chains.

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Exile

Isolation

Strawberry Fields

Raspberry Dreams

Siberia

Wilderness

Unknown Around the Corner

Hall of Flags

Labor Days

Desolation

Fern Gully

Black Number 0

Unknown

Still a crumbly mess in places, but some of the movement is quite nice. Easier than its neighbors to the right, but still powerful and thoughtful.

A burly, desperate start through three bolts followed by an even more desperate, balancy sequence to the fourth bolt.

Somewhat reasonable holds then appear, followed by a short, fun jug fest at the top.

This is a powerful technical route on bullet proof rock. This is a super classic route! Solid at the grade.

Climb up a little slab and clip the first bolt.  Pass a little bulge then up through easier terrain. After 4 bolts you will join 29.  This is the direct version to the chains.  5.7++ or 5.8-.

Slabby climb on slippery rock. Super fun moves.

Desolate technical climbing up the left side of the wall.

Bouldery moves on wicked small holds. Super fun!

Good movement, good bolting, good variety of styles needed, iffy rock.

It seemed weird to have to top out over the last draw, to almost horizontal rock. But that last move is a doozy, and then to find, some saintly genius put a second set of anchors up there, so you can rap into the harder climbs.

I didn't set it, but I'll start the bidding at 10c.

Climb the slab directly opposite of the 5.12s at Isolation. The route is the one that goes straight up. There are two other lines that go to the right and left of Hall of Flags. Steeper than in looks.

Technical route up very water polished rock. Start out by doing some stemming. Find the proper under cling holds to get yourself over the bulge. A crossover to a small divot will get you to the easier slabby climbing to the chains.

Same start as Wilderness but head right at the horizontal break to reach a shallow right facing corner.  Gain the top of the corner and follow improving holds to the finish.

Climb a low angled slab in the far left corner of Isolation up to big pockets on steeper terrain. Angle up and left through the seam and end on the chains of Exile.

Farthest right route at Isolation. This route shares the first bolt with Hall Of Flags, and Raspberry Dreams. After clipping the second bolt follow the good pockets and bad feet up and to the right. Good holds lead to a mantle right before the chains. Quality climbing and quality rock.

The moves are a lot harder then they look. The beginning ramp is deceiving. Fun moves all the way to the top.

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Routes in Isolation Wall