After clipping the first bolt shared with Water World Roof, angle up/left past 3 more bolts to the anchors

Freak Show

Black Thing (link-up)

Robotron

Tall Man’s 5.10

Mean Street AKA Terminator

Turbocharged

Robo Crack

Warren’s Way

Arete of Dreams

Freebie

Amphibian

Screaming Butterfly

Water World Roof

Before Man

Pratt Dihedral

Kendos Only

The Thing

Lean Crack

Cool Crack

Silent Centipede

The Three Year Gap (link-up)

Blackout

Trypophobia (AKA Fear of Pockets)

Community Angle

Mindless

Tumbleweed

Whispering Caterpillar

Melted Stone

The Mask

TR that climbs directly to the Freak Show anchor

This linkup climbs Blackout to the plant jug (clipping all 3 bolts), then moves right to clip The Thing’s last bolt and climb its final crux. A thinner finish than Blackout.

“IT” just like the name, it’s short and a great addition to the area. Located 20 feet right of Kendos Only, start on positive holds to a couple are harder moves off less positive holds. Finish on easier terrain to the anchors. The climb starts centered with the bolts and then follows just right of the bolt line. Make sure to add this well protected moderate to the todo list while in the area. Grade should land somewhere between 5.10+/5.11-- range. Don’t come right after a rain, or you might just float down the drain.

This route was known as the hardest tried line of the area in the late 80's and was bolted and led by Patrick Huntley in 1990. This route starts on pockets a few feet right of the obvious thin to wide crack known as "Robo crack." Overcome a bulge to a direct finish to the top.

Face holds and the thin vertical crack a few feet left of the right arete

This route starts below a one bolt anchor at the top of the boulder on the south side. Pass a bulge.

Crack 15ft right of the dihedral that gets increasingly wider.

To the right of Lean Crack on Pratt’s Wall. Start below the mineral deposit feature, climbing up over it and traversing right diagonally somewhat as you near the top (don’t hurt the sapling growing out of the rock face). Free Solo-able for sure. For safety, you could set up a TR anchor up top. 

Climb the arete by freebie. This has a nice "creek" view and cool position. Protect with TR.

Obvious crack line a few feet right of the SW arete of the Pratt Boulder

Tulsa Sport Revival. This Prattville moderate was bolted thanks to community donations. Start on the left arete and climb up to the second bolt, then make a challenging move up/right to reach the 3rd bolt, then continue up/right to the anchor shared with Community Angle.

Above the drainage ditch, 4 feet left of the SW corner of the Pratt Boulder. Always water below the start

Shares its first bolt with Freak Show. Start on the questionable flake below the roof, climb up/right past the first bolt to 2 more bolts to anchors equipped for lowering

Climb to the mini-roof, then up/left to the anchors

Carefully climb up to the huge undercling flake and clip the 1st bolt. From there continue straight up past smaller holds until reaching the 3rd bolt where you find 5.10 terrain to the top.A double length draw pre-hung on the second bolt is recommended so it can be clipped before launching into the crux sequence.

 On the Fright Wall north of the Small Wall and boulder

The middle of the 3 original lines on the Fright Wall. 10ft right of the blunt arete. Directly below the 2 bolt glue-in anchor

Wide crack on the Pratt Wall (west facing) directly east of Tall Man’s 5.10 on the boulder

Left facing flake on the slightly slab by wall around the corner (left) from Black Out. This is the furthest left route on The Fright Wall.

Easy climbing on small sharp pockets to a crux approximately 3/4 of the way up. There are a lot of gear options and the crux is very protectable.

Fright Wall’s first linkup!Climb up The Thing (1982) to the knob and clip its second bolt. After that, move directly up/left making a big move to the jug, clip the 3rd bolt of The Blackout (1985), and finish on it.

Climb that follows the blunt arete, but begins 4ft right of the arete. Currently shares anchors with The Thing

Follow the vertical line of bolts to a cryptic finish. Starts just left of a large tree with a thin crack that leads to a very pocketed section of wall, and then a less featured finish past the last bolt to the horizontals up top.

This Prattville moderate was bolted thanks to community donations. Start in the middle of the Boulder Wall and find the easiest way up to the first bolt, then follow good features up/left past 2 more bolts to the super shut anchor shared with TSR

This Prattville moderate was bolted thanks to community donations. Boulder up to the first bolt, then continue past another bolt and finish slightly up/right to the super shut anchors

Solution ridges 2-3ft right of Freebie, the crack route

Crimpy knobs lead through a few pockets and edges.

This area is in the drainage ditch of Hwy 97 on the East side. This area is in the drainage flood pain so it can be wet depending on the last time it rained. This area is also home to very difficult routes.Prattville is believed to be public property, but please be considerate of the neighbors if you park in the neighborhood and ensure you aren’t blocking any driveways. If you park at the dead end of S Linwood Dr. in the neighboorhood, either be at the dead end and out of the way of the nearby driveway or along the west edge of the street.

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