Sit down start.  Obvious roof crack to the north of the Ampitheater.  Follow the crack on sinker hands over the lip to jugs.  Short problem but fun jams.

Tatoo Tiger

Elephant Tree

Nasal Cavity (Jump Start)

MVFB

Nutshell

Unnamed Crack Problem

Nut Cracker

Nothing to it

Sharks Tooth

Seeing Red

White Men Don't Jump (Jump Start Right)

Rangler

Cocaine Corner

Start in back of cave by nut shell. Climb out left on sharp rail to under cling and up to horn. Top out.

Jump start to good crimps, throw a heel out left, bump right to flake, rock up over bulge and work slab to top.

Starts on obvious good hold. Goes right and up. It is a one move wonder. The top out is V-easy once you do the trick move off of the start hold. You will curse and cry and wonder why you can't do it till you figure out the proper feet. Once you get to the top you will probably never do it again...

Sit start in cave to left of elephant tree. Climb around/under the nut shell and top out on face.

#41 on the Marty Map (go buy it!). This problem is listed with zero stars on the map but I think it’s the best V0 in the canyon. Sit start with hand jams and jam your way up with huge jugs to chill and take a puff of your Backwoods. You can also practice OW jams (totally unnecessary) if you’re interested in loosing some skin.

The problem is essentially the easy parts of Elephant Tree (V6) starting at the big flake jug. Work your hands up the diagonal and reach for a couple good but small holds before topping out.

Climb crack above and North of the jump start problems.

Start at bottom of slab. End at top. Climb down.

#28 on the Marty Map (go buy it!). Start on the arete and climb up and left on slopey holds to the top. 

Right jump start problem. Move left once you gain start hold. Move up slab.

Sit down start in the same cave as Nutshell.  Follow the crack/rail up and left to a jug.  Then stem out face and top out above Elephant Tree.

This is the arete that is on the right hand side of Sharks tooth. It is the obvious arete that is facing into the amphitheater.

Up the wash trail past the warm up wall. Obvious flat, enclosed granite amphitheater area atop steep segment of the wash.

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Protection

Routes in The Amphitheatre