More excellent Pecos granite.  This route is a much more difficult version of Stir It Up, with a steep start on large, positive holds, and a difficult slab finish.  This route is old-school 5.11, and will make all but the most honed slab-master quiver.  Fortunately, the slab is excellently protected--beware the Z-clip.

Edgy

Toss No Moss

Stir It Up

Carlitos Way

Hanging Gardener

Hard Rock Miner

The crux is the start, finding a stance to clip the second bolt. You climb the face of the dihedral. There are some detached blocks that are dangerous. beware.

Third class to a edge and bolt.  Climb up,place gear and move left to face climbing.  Climb the face, then move right to a bolt and the anchors above.

This is the middle line on the 'easy' slab at the right end of the Bleachers.  The middle bear is also the middle-est in difficulty.

This excellent route begins with steep, blocky climbing on beautiful (though loose) rock.  At mid-height, surmount the slab and swear up and right past a few bolts to the Edgy anchor.

About 150 feet NW of Edgy along the Bleachers cliff band lies a beautiful, low-angled slab.  Three quality lines have been scrubbed through the moss, creating an excellent training ground for the aspiring slab master.  This line is the easiest and furthest right of the three.

This is the leftmost of the three introductory slab routes at the right end of the Bleachers.  this route begins with a devious little boulder problem off the ground, or if you prefer, traverse in easily from the right.  This is the most difficult of the group.

This is one of the more 'remote' crags at the Pecos, although its only 100 feet from the road.  A mandatory creek crossing keeps the riffraff at bay.  Due to the relatively vegetated nature of the crag base, it's possible for the belayer to feel as though they are truly in the wilderness. 

  This cliff faces NE, so is shady most of the time.  There are biting ants in the area, so you might want to have real shoes to put on after the river crossing. 

  All of these routes would get an extra star if they weren't so short.

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Routes in The Bleachers