Route just right of betty bravo. Start up a vertical to the second bolt. Move left and up around a blank section to the third bolt. From here climb to and pull the low roof. A powerful lockoff guards the thin slab above.

Me Too

Hindsight is 2020

Fifty Year Storm

B.A.C.

Last Call

Lehman's Terms

Cold Steel

Nothings easy

Meadowbolic

Kistler's Mother

P.T.

A.B.V.

Pummeled Peter

Cinco de Mitcho

Good Trouble

Cargo

Hey Joe

Betty Bravo

Bar Turrisi

Velocacrimper

Little Pocket

The Radness

Growing Pains

The Middle Road

Where Are The Warm Ups?

This is the end

Black Friday

Speedstar

Catnip

Roper's Rebate

Climb the face on interesting rock to the first roof. Get set on an jug rail and classic NRG long lock off. Continue on long moves on good rock with an interesting balance move up high on the slab.

Relatively easy start up a low angle slab. Easy moves to a no hands rest at the third bolt. Move slightly right around a blunt arete for some awesome pre-crux moves. Get to two iron pockets below a blank white face. Execute a "surreal crux" on some small edges. Climb easier ground on good flat edges and the occasional jug for a few bolts, navigate a roof then tech to the top on slightly dirty terrain.

Stick clip the first bolt then boulder out the low roof. Good core tension ends with a snap to a crimp and a sloper. Slight traverse right to a hueco and a big undercling stand up move leads you to the second bolt. The climbing eases from here but sill involves long reaches between great holds. Varied rock goes from typical NRG huecos and slopers to classic RRG iron bands. At the top, move slightly right of the dihedral to the face and race to the chains.

If you stick the boulder problem to the 2nd bolt, the send is yours

Stick clip and climb the dihedral and steep roof.  Thin holds exiting the steep section leads to easier climbing to the anchors.

Sustained climbing for the first 4 bolts! A long move going by the 4th bolt leads to easy climbing to the little roof. A couple of crimps getting through the roof then easier climbing for the rest of the route.

Link Cinco de Mitcho into Growing Pains by clipping a double length runner to the fifth bolt and traversing to the right bolt line.

Easy face climbing to the roof. Good holds through the roof lead to a dead point off of small crimps to a slot.  Named due to the 0.5 by 12 inch cold steel bolt in the roof.

Techy climbing for most of the route.  Climbs way better than it looks.

Climb the technical face to the right of P.T. Fairly sustained with a defined crux. Beautiful movement! The book says that this route stays dry in the rain.

Really nice trad route that feels like a sport climb. Similar to the other routes on this wall, get through the start and you should have the send. A couple of tricky moves getting into the crack at the top, but there are plenty of face holds to keep it at a reasonable difficulty.

A two bolt start protects the intro crux moves, one bolt above the roof. The rest of the route is well protected.

Follow the crack up and enjoy climbing on chicken head edges. An enjoyable warm up.  You can stay left on the arête to gain the ledge with anchors, or do yourself a favor and stay on the bolt line to the ledge.  Maybe makes this a 5.9?

The first 4 bolts are pretty intense! Small holds big moves and powerful.  Pull the first roof and enjoy easier climbing to the anchors.

Climbs a lichen cover faced to a slabby finish.  Worth doing even though it's a little dirty.

No filler climbing on this one, folks. Start with a powerful boulder, tech your way through the slab, then make a large gymnastic move that will put a smile on your face.

Starts left of bac! Follow the face to the corner system out the roof and up the face.

Start on "Where are the Warm Ups?" and traverse right, beginning the climb with a short-lived boulder problem at the first bolt. Easy climbing over the small roof takes you up to a crimp/undercling crux between the 4th and 5th bolts. Typical Meadow River glory moves take you to the chains.

This route has several cruxes. The toughest of the cruxes is getting past the last bolt. Definitely classic mud hueco climbing edges, pockets and good jug rests.

Starts on pummeled peter, but goes straight up.  Crimpy crux leads to easier climbing out the top.

Begin on top of the large boulder that forms the roof of a small cave right of Meadowbolic. Climb technical moves on good edges to a small roof at halfway. Pull the roof on some big slopers and a perfectly placed left foot on the lip (crux). Relax on big edges to an easy mantel finish.

There is a 4 bolt extension that goes out the massive roof above that continues at 5.12a, but it has nasty fixed draws.

Start in a shallow dihedral in an obvious weakness. Traverse right about 20 feet in a good horizontal to a stance before a blank section. A cool balance move gets you across the blankness with a small pocket. The book says "it's crucial to have a TCU with a narrow head to fit the pocket". Goat climb past a bolt to a large sloping ledge. Then climb past 3 closely spaced bolts on smaller edges and tougher moves to anchors below the large roof.

Pull through 3 bolts of slopey holds to a rest at the roof. Prepare to get totally “rad” on the unique boulder problem that climbs the face above the roof and clip the chains.

Take chances, make mistakes. That's how you grow. Start on the enormous right facing flake and follow the bolt line straight up out the roof through the water runnel on headwall.  The holds on this climb belong in a museum.

A bouldery start on some smaller holds leads to some easy slab climbing, and then a steeper finish on good holds.

Climbs some amazing huecos in a crack feature for the first couple of bolts.  A couple of longer moves in the middle lead you to a shared anchor with Pummeled Peter.

Last route on the right side of the! bouldery start leads to a fun dihedral.

Start on a large right facing flake, gain the slab after clipping the third bolt, and traverse left at the break to the fourth bolt. Make a long move through the blank powerband to your choice of slotted crimps. Fun climbing to the chains through bullet stone.

Tough and bouldery for the first two bolts. One more long lock off move near the top. Then you're rewarded with easier climbing to the anchor.

Starts on the far left  end of the wall. Good holds all the way; climbs up and left. The last half is a little dirty but the good holds are clean.

Powerful bouldery for the first three bolts. Then easy 5.11 to the shared anchor of 50 year storm. Stick clip the first two bolts so if you fall you don't swing into your belayer.

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