An absolutely fascinating wavy-gray arete finishes off this long and lovely climb.  Use edges and angles to work up to a slight roof, easier than it looks. Great big holds scoot you around leftward, to the base of the arete, where edges peter out and you'll need to get creative. Fantastic friction on scoops and sidepulls gets you to the top.

Remember the Guano-amo

Fike It Till You Make It

Holy Batshit Robin

Texas 10d

Raw Hide

Psycho Billy Freak Out

Felt Like Gringo

Super fun variety of movement and rock texture. Face climb on edges and angles, making a slight rightward traverse around bolt 4-5 or so. Pull some jugs to get to the distinctive yellow right-facing corner.  Layback your way up the corner crack on excellent textured feet. That crack runs out at the last bolt before the anchor ... what do??

A mix of sharp crimps, positive edges, and jugs will help you make your way up and over the ledges and roofs on this fine route.   The rock quality is decent, and the bolts are well positioned.  

Start behind a big bolder, staying left on the smooth left face of a reddish bulge. The line cuts in between small roofs to the left and to the right.  Cold shuts just under the left side of the huge roof.

One of those routes that's better than it looks, with a devious mid-route crux ("Where are the good holds?" "There aren't any, just keep going!") and a super fun blocky roof pull to ice the cake.  High first bolt on easy terrain.

Short but sweet.  Skirt just right of a lumpy bulge, up 3 bolts of thin face to a small roof. Pull up and over and clip one more bolt on your way to the anchor.Route name might be 2 words, might be 4, depends on who you ask!

Up the middle of the bulge, and right of the mini-roof.  Cold shuts just under the middle of the huge roof.

Rodeo Wall is a perfect fit for a specific set of conditions. It's a sunny, south-facing wall which offers protection from a north wind, warmth on a wintery day, and decent quality limestone. The approach is no Gun Club parking-lot-hop, but it's mild by RR standards, and mostly flat, save the last steep bit of the approach from the wash to the base of the climbs. Added bonus, that little bit of distance means you'll likely have the place to yourself. The view is lovely, and you can't take a step without tripping over one fascinating fossil after another. Climbs are varied, with unique features, and a bit of a grade range to suit different wants and needs. It might be worth the hike even if only to check out the mother of all batshit-crazy guano-filled mini-caves. Absolutely worth a day's visit.For best beta please check out Mojave Limestone, A Rock Climber's Guide

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