Start the same as Arch Crack, trend left out on the face before the crack. A couple of hard moves gets you to the bolt, then head up to the apex

Small Wonder

Fun Size

Arch Crack

Baby Face

Sneaky Snake

Start 10 feet left of Arch Crack. Slab up the blank face and eventually trend right to the apex. Listed in the book as a top rope

Start on the right side of the Small Wall. Climb on the left side of the first bolt on small crimpers and nothing for feet. Pad up and back over to the right to gain the horizontal and plug in some gear (whew). Head up on the slabby 9ish face through 2 bolts. The climbing eases off shortly after the 3rd bolt. Head up through the blocky top out and a couple more opportunities for pro to a 2 bolt anchor

Start just to the left of Sneaky Snake, beneath a left-arching crack/dihedral. Follow the crack up and around a small point, then get up and over the dihedral and finish straight up over a reachy bulge at the top.

Start just right of Arch Crack. Dink in a piece of gear in the horizontal and then head up the right face on thin slab moves through two bolts to the apex. The arete on the left is on if you want to keep it at 5.9

After descending the main approach gully, this small face will be on climber's left (facing the gully). Routes are shorter than those on the main slab area.

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Protection

Routes in The Small Wall