Climb overhanging rails, ledges and jugs to the top.

Ledge Problem

High Noon

JD Classic

Shanghai Noon

Gunsmoke

Corner Problem

OK for a Boulder problem- get pads below you though.

A vertical, flaring crack that rises 15 ft. above the center of the Gunsmoke traverse.

Climb juggy rails up to a vertical crack with a big move to the sloping lip. An easy mantel gets you onto the ledge, ending the problem. Walk off the ramp to the left.

Start standing on the rail and exit left using some tricky knee work! Remember that no hands are allowed!

Begin on low jugs somewhere left of High Noon on Gunsmoke Traverse. Make a dynamic move to the jug at the beginning of High Noon, then climb left on the rail and up the face above via edges; crux move is a throw to/pull from a sloper and is more difficult than High Noon. Not sure of "exact" location of start; can be done from the beginning of Gunsmoke, as can High Noon. Thinner top-out as well, if I remember correctly.

Classic.  Like Yosemite's Midnight Lightning, Hueco Tank's Ghetto Simulator or Boulder's Monkey Traverse, Gunsmoke requires little introduction.

The Gunsmoke Traverse is L-shaped and is usually done from left to right.  Start as far left as possible, move right along the wall for about 50' past 2 crux sections, turn the corner (third crux), and continue another 35' along rails to a final bulge.  If your guns aren't too smoked, reverse your moves back to the start.

GUNSMOKE IS LIKELY THE SINGLE MOST CROWDED ROUTE IN THE PARK, and it's not uncommon to find a dozen or more people there at any given time.  Several other quality problems can be found in the vicinity, including the classic stemming problem

Streetcar Named Desire

(V6) and

The Chube

(V2).  Southern exposure makes this a hot one during mid-day - best done in the late afternoon.

Description

Location

Routes in Gunsmoke Wall