Big moves on good holds leads to a hard tension move to a pair of pockets just below the second bolt. Clip the bolt and grab a rest on the rail, then pull through the jugs to a high foot and a shallow undercling. Get it all back and enjoy the fun 5.10 jug hauling to the top. 

Solitary Confinement

Asylum

Scorpian

Nurse Ratchet

Bitless

Placebo

Cedar twist

Thorazine

Straight Jacket

Delusions of Grandeur

Demented

Scorpian Low

Outpatient

Lithium

Escapee

Head up and right to a good jug in the roof. Put the lip and get side pull jugs to recover before the first crux. Get a leg bar at the break, and then figure out the second crux above on some small crimps. 

Start on ledge, slopers up to jugs in roof, a couple moves to big moves to more jugs. Knee bars and a hand jam or two up bulges then jugs to ledge and anchors.

Easy 5.7 slab climbing get steep and hard fast. A stopper move at the end with a potential slab fall.

Starting in the rear/corner between Scorpion and Asylum. This is the first route that exits the roof/cave. You pull though the roof on good holds. You’ll get a decent rest after clearing the lip and you’ll need it for the boulder problem guarding the anchors. 4 bolts. A Crazy House Classic.

Ultra classic. Technical moves on flat edges down low lead to a big move. The route trends right before heading back left and up to the anchors.

Climb classic LRC blocky terrain up and left.  Past a hand jam, boulder problem crux move and on to the anchors.

Start behind the twisted cedar tree and trend up and right on big holds, pull small roofs to anchors.

An adventure climb by Canyon standards. One move down low off a movable-but-not-going-anywhere chockstone. Top section protected by 3 permadraws all in good shape. Right below the first one is a nice ledge to lie down on.

 About 4 feet right of the permadraw, sitting on the ledge, is a large orange pancake death block. Don't grab it to get onto the ledge. If you do, it will fall down and kill your belayer. Then it will hunt down and kill all your previous belayers for good measure. To avoid this, traverse towards the permadraw from below a bit before getting up on ledge. Sorry for spray, but better than death. I grabbed the block and felt it seriously rattle.

 The anchors are a 1 closed 1 open shut that are quite rusty. Rather than lower off them, we left 2 nice neutrino biners up there. Cleaning draws on rappel would be a pain. Please leave them so you don't screw the next adventurous soul.

Climb the steep overhang in the heart of the cave. Traverse right over waterfall on pocket and snag a rest before big moves at the crux. The grade on this one may vary depending on your height.

Start on the sand ledge on the bolt line left of Asylum. Climb to a butt crack feature passing the second bolt, figure out a big move to a jug and then romp to the top through easier climbing. 

Climb a few easy overhanging moves to a fun long slab climb. End on the quicklink two bolts from the top.

Climb a short crimpy blocky face to a roof.  Climb the roof.  Kick a heel.  Pull up.  Enjoy.

Work your way up sidepull jugs to a sequential boulder problem on flat edges, pockets, pinches, and sidepulls. Get it back in the standing no hands rest, pull the juggy roof, and then navigate a final boulder problem before the chains. 

Scramble to the left edge of the large, crumbling ledge on the right side of the Crazy House amphitheater.  Climb a boulder problem out the flat roof; then climb jugs to the top.

This is the second part of the Tourist Wall that you will encounter when using the Rocktoberfest/Crazy House descent.

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Routes in The Crazy House