Brave Little Pop-up

Magic Bus

Crossroads

San Juan Skyway

Happy Camper

Scamper (aka Predator)

Euro Van

Winnebago Warrior

Airstream

Earth Roamer

Intruder

North Shore

Scamper

Jake Brake

County Line

5th Wheel

Start at the base of "

Euro Van

," and follow a blocky ramp (5.4) to an obvious flake and hanging corner system (5.8). It has fun moves with solid gear. It passes the anchor of "Brave Little Pop-Up" and ends at the anchor for "

North Shore

". This was the first climb to ascend the main wall, and the bolted routes came later.

Climb steep edges, and pass the crux between bolts 2 and 3; the top eases off to sustained 5.10.

Climb pink rock and a green, lichened face. Stay on the arete' for a more exposed challenge (maybe 5.8) or use lower angled slope to the left. It is a great warm-up! Look out of stinging nettles at the base :-)

Follow faint arete just right of "

5th Wheel

" using bigger holds on that arete and thinner face holds to the right. The crux is at the 3rd bolt.

Climb vertical sidepulls and crimps. The crux is at the last bolt before the anchor.

Follow a slab up and right of

Winnebago Warrior

, and enter awesome upper headwall through pink/black rock. The upper cruxes are well-protected with a 10 foot sequence of .10+/.11. Look for a clutch kneebar, no hander rest, and a few key holds that make this thing climbable. The crux reach to a gaston near the last bolt is quite height-dependent, requiring a cool foot stab if you're 5'9" of shorter (maybe .11b).

Climb awesome, green, lichened slab past crux between bolts 3 and 4. After ascending easier ground for 15 feet, head slightly right, pull a easy roof with large holds, and find more 5.9 moves on upper headwall. Good times!

Climb onto large hanging flake (way more solid than it appears), and pass another small roof with vertical rock above.

Start with the first bolt and slab moves of "

North Shore

". When on top of the slab, look right for three tightly spaced bolts to protect a ledge fall. The crux is between bolts 1-3 (5.10-). Then pull a short roof, and follow line of bolts. It eases off throughout the middle and another crux is right before the anchor (5.9/10-).

Climb steep edges with the occasional resting hold.

Climb a clean slab with a fun, easy, bouldery start to a steeper face. The crux is at bolt #3, and a second crux exists near the top. This is super fun with good feet, good hand holds, and a rest or two.

This variation to

San Juan Skyway

uses face and finger crack to the climber's right. Begin lower( 20') and around the corner by climbing dubious start to a pedestal before entering the all too brief steep crack; finding a few locker jams and foot pods... this seems like mid-grade 5.10...?

Climb up a corner, then step left, and follow a meandering line of bolts. The cruxes exist at bolt 2, 6, and 9. The upper crux is the hardest(5.10+). It is tightly bolted to avoid ledgefalls.

Climb a short, overhanging wall passing 4 bolts. This is more pumpy than technical.

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