Start at 'Welcome to the Jungle' anchor. Stem past a bolt and nut placement into a steep, left-facing corner. Face climb left up thin edges (5.10a), passing a handful of bolts. Move straight up to a splitter finger crack (5.9). Jam this for 30' to chain anchors. A very enjoyable pitch.  I recommend carrying wire brushes to clean dirty holds as this climb probably doesn't receive much traffic.

Sparklehorse

Stoner Girl

Stoner Boyz

Son Volt Arete

High Speed Dirt

Unknown

Welcome to the Jungle

Eagle Reefer

Tooth Decay

FPOS

A short, dirty, and loose 5.8+ that should be avoided...except that it's necessary for accessing Sparklehorse and the Son Volt Arete.

Start on small crimps and good feet 6 feet left of FPOS. Crimp trough the shallow corner to good holds at the left end of the roof and head direct to the anchor.

Squeezed between Stoner girl and the climb directly to the right. for the first 40 feet, you can actually touch the bolts of either route. The climbing on this leaves much to be desired. be wary of loose holds towards the second to last bolt...

Climb the garbage "Welcome to the Jungle" (sketchy 5.8) past four bolts to its 2-bolt anchor.  Move right from that anchor along the vegetated ledge just around the corner of the arete.  There are two low bolts here to anchor on for Son Volt.  Climb up the arete, mostly direct but in some places to the right of it.  Sustained, hard 5.10 climbing and relatively difficult for the grade.  Rock seems to be mostly solid, but watch for smaller loose pieces and crumbles.  There is quite a bit of lichen too.  It's a fun climb but would be better with more traffic and cleaning.

Climb a dirty arete for 30 feet then the awesome begins. climb on super jugs and stellar in-cut edges along a crack system to you right for the most part. This may feel spacey for the gym climber, but it's one of the best lines at the wall! Watch for some loose holds at the top. Bring webbing or cord to replace exist anchor mank. lower with a 70m rope

A fun addition to the right side of the left wall. Climb slopers and side pulls 5 ft left of a broken corner system. Hopefully someone can provide the name and FA info for this fun line.

Start in the corner to the right of High Speed Dirt and climb crimps, jugs, and pockets to the roof. Climb left around the roof to a short corner then a fantastic finger crack. Great calcite covered rock in the crux. Bring a 70m rope to lower. When dry, a fantastic climb for the grade.

The right most climb on this section of wall. Climb crimpy bulges to the right side of the roof. climb stays consistently right of the bolts until the last bolt.  Pay attention to what you grab, some holds near the top are a bit loose. Pumpy! Shares a funky anchor with Stoner Boyz. 

  There is rumor of a second pitch with 1 bolt and a couple of pins. It takes gear and looks dirty, though, it may clean up with traffic. Apparently there is a tree anchor and a 70m rope will get you to the ground. 5.8?

The Left most line at the cliff. Climb bulges on good holds, trending left at the top. Find the anchor in an alcove after a grass move or two.

Kiliak Wall is a beautiful area with generally decent rock and fantastic views. The wall is south facing and gets sun for most of the day, a plus when climbing in the spring or fall. The routes here tend to be well protected and moderately graded.

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Routes in Kiliak Wall