Ledge traverse (R to L)

Sharktooth, spotter linkup

Rider

Oxo-Cling

Spotter? I hardly know her

Incredarete

Ghost Crack

Infant Antics

The Tangle

Alphabet Soup

River Teeth

Start right hand pinch, left hand crimp (pedestal foot is off). Throw to rail, follow crimps up steepest part of face. Big move to triangle shaped jug, drop. Topping it out would add at least a number grade with the possibility of a very bad fall.

Start on shark tooth, follow good crimps out left on the lip of the boulder, top out on spotter I hardly know her.

Sit start low on good holds, work out edges and crimps to gain ledge, then continue up prow. Match sloper half-way up, then drop.

Start under roof with right hand pocket, left hand crimp. Make a stout move to the good undercling, then fire out to the ledge jug. Work up through crazy white block undercling to match jug. Drop.

Start left hand side pull, right hand jug. Work up arete.

Finger crack to the right of incredarete. Sit start.

Start really low under roof with left handcrimp undercling, right hand pocket, make one long move into start crimp of Oxy-cling, then work to gain ledge. Move left and up through blank section right of the tangle featured with two cool right-facing sidepulls.

Sit start on Jug. Move straight up on crimps.

The route is a sit start with a right foot heel-hook on the ledge and left foot on the obvious foot hold. Move right hand left to small crimp and left hand to good hold. Move right hand up to obvious hand hold and bump left hand up to the second, slightly worse, handhold. Move feet up to small hold and jugThe crux is the last move from the intermediate crimp to the final jug at the "S" shaped crevice. 

Sit start low on obvious jug ledge, then climb slightly overhung crimpy face up to a big move, then match on slopers about half way up the wall to finish.

The wall becomes lit at noon, hence the name "Noon Wall".

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Routes in Noon Wall