Also known as Cowgirls in The Sand. Start on Groovy Marcia move right and follow the buttress left of Disco Fever.

Flower Child

Southern Inquisition

Groovy Marcia!

Mirror Man

Condor

Kill Bill

URSA Minor

Little Blue Pill

Benny Hill

Mad Hatter

Dave Smokes

Rocket Morton

Unknown

Lasso the Vulture

Brief Respite

Disco Fever

Thrill Jill

Ever Ready Betty

Land of Nod

A black water runnel to the left of Lasso the Vulture.  Strat with an awkward mantel to 5.9 slabby open book goodmness.

Low bouldery crux with consistent climbing through the rest of the top section.

Right of "Ever Ready Betty" 

  Low Crux. 10ish climbing to an upper mini-crux and the anchors. Well bolted.

A decievingly easy start leads to hard face climbing.

A pretty cool slab up the middle of the face.  The last climb on this side of the canyon.

Difficult moves off pockets crux is mid way up. 

Ease up and the right under the two tiers then straight up.

Power slab to better holds through the bulge

Left angling groove then back right to the anchors

Pinches, slopers, pockets, dimples, deadpoints, smears, side pulls, Improbable finish. It aint over til its over.   Sweet!

This route is not in the newest Jackson guidebook. Staying left of the decaying tree trunk, follow bolts through what looks to be bleak sections and work your way to the anchor. 

This is definately one of my favorite route in the Falls.  A lowdown crux (between first and third bolts) follws to easier climbing up and to the left of the blank roof.  Follow the chimney (would you believe it) to the anchors.

Crux shortly after 2nd bolt.    Try to avoid the temptation of the iron flakes to the left midway up!

Starts out slaby with long reaches to vertical terrain with few bad options for holds. Power through the defined crux about half way, but keep your cool for the next few bolts, it's very possible to fall after the crux.

Techy little right leaning corner (sweet) to a bulge. I may have screwed the bolting up a little at the buldge. My applogies

More to it than meets the eye. Safe, mental, and entertaining. Be strong grasshopper.

Brutish pull to start. Stick clip if you must. Angle left to the anchors. Safe with a precarious feel. Good rock/holds

One of my favorite areas in all of the Falls.  A really cool south facing wall that I think holds some of the best climbing and is usuall devoid of people.

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Routes in I. The Ranch