Climb up delicate slab to shallow horizontal crack/holds. Traverse left and up to outside corner/arête and then straight up to top. 

Mixamotosis

Jungle Rot

Trickagnosis

Resistant Strain

The Flu

Hand traverse out the first horizontal (crux) to its end, then make a delicate step up to another horizontal and another step up (crux) to reach a vertical crack as the angle eases.

Climb up the outside corner on the left side of the block.

Step up and onto the arête, following up left of the corner to the bulge. Step up and left onto the steep face, swing up and right to gain holds near the edge, and make a tenuous step to reach solid holds in the crack near the top.

Climb the very shallow concave face straight up past two horizontal cracks for 12' and continue up the low-angle slab above to trees.

The first climbing one reaches when approaching from the trailhead, this cliff lies above the wet, left end of the Lower Measles Wall.   30' tall at its highest, this cliff is unlike its neighbors in that it has very few of the otherwise-ubiquitous and eponymous pockmarks that speckle the rest of the locale.

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Routes in Over The Measles Wall