Climb mostly slabby rock for 45 feet. This is an okay, but not great route. It is worth doing if the route to the right is not open or if you are in a group and you need two 5.10 warm ups.

Sweating Bullets

Sweaty Bully

Sweaty Balls

Bovine Intervention

Butch Pocket and the Sundance Pump

Young Guns

Gun Street Girl

Sweet Tart of the Rodeo

Little Buckaroo

Don't Paint Your Wagon

Switch to Whiskey

Lonely are the Brave

Perhaps the easiest sport route in Wyoming. Clip seven bolts to get up it, with the crux being at the start.

A decent 5.10- that climbs vertical to slabby rock. Worth doing if you need a 5.10 warm up for the area.

Thin start to good holds at clip one (stick clip). Traverse left after bolt two on small pockets to huge jugs. Fun 5.9 climbing on pockets to the top.

Climb a tight, wandering line using scattered pockets and varied holds. Back-and-fourth climbing combined with dynamic moves make

Bovine Intervention

a good, thoughtful route. Long reaches and a forgiving crux, fun for all sizes.

This line offers nice stone and a built in warm up.  Though it bakes in the sun most of the day, it does receive a bit of shade in the late evening.  Begin in a narrow alcove behind a bush (that provides shade for the belayer).  Once on the wall, large holds lead easily up the intermittent seam feature.  At 2/3's height the holds dwindle, ending at one last shake from a slopey hueco.  Charge up the slight bulge on rounded edges and small pockets.  There is a non-mandatory (depending on height) mono for the right-hand.

just to the left of "Little Buckaroo", black and gold streak with pockets and jugs

A classic tease, this tall, lean number is a beauty to behold, and may even seem easy at first, but just when you think you've got her nailed she slaps you back down to earth.  Aesthetic pulls between sinker pockets and incut jugs weave up the subtle prow.  The moves get slightly harder with each move, resulting in a slight, but ever-growing pump.  A pair of good pockets out left provide one last, desparate shake before the crux.  Make big moves to sequential pockets and a pair of deep monos just below the lip of the wall.  Burly reaches between sharp, shallow crimps and dishes lead over the bulge to the anchor.

This routes goes into the shade ~5pm or so.

Starts up a somewhat tricky bulge, then pulls onto  a balancy ramp.  A little chossy.

A great warmup option, and one of the few routes that receives morning shade.  Little Buckaroo offers flawless stone and one of the few gently overhanging lines at The Iris.  Begin slightly left, then work immediately back right on massive jugs.  Just about the time you start feeling proud of yourslef for crushing this fluff piece the crux hits: a burly little boulder problem just above the last bolt.

Very fun route with a tricky sequence. Quality.

Lonely are the Brave climbs fun pockets up the left side of the Gun Street Wall to a short crux at the top. Though quite fun and surely worth climbing, the short crux at the top is abrupt and seems to detract from the otherwise flowing nature of the climb.

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Routes in Gun Street Wall