Cool moves, nice holds, overhanging climbing, and a nice flow make this a really fun route considering how short the cliff is.

Begin under the 2 foot roof about 10 feet off the ground - there is a nice jug ledge. Go up to the roof, use sidepulls to get out of the right side of the roof. Move up and left to the 2nd bolt. Share the nice, chalky jug from

Shrek

about midway up, and then move up and right to follow the line of bolts. The few slabby moves at the top are easy but may feel a little scary with a good pump. The original bolted version of the route did not have the last bolt.

Pin Me

Stage Roof

Enjoy The Silence

Shrek

Rock Climber

Magic Ear Muffs

Hakuna Matata (a.k.a. Cliff Notes)

The Slot

Performance Traverse

Exit Stage Left (a.k.a. Make Your Mark)

To Infinity and Beyond (a.k.a. Seventeen Years Later)

There are two cruxes with a good rest in between. The first crux is getting from the 2nd to the 3rd bolt. The final crux is getting to the anchors. The rock quality is great. The upper crack may be wet inside, but the route can be down without touching the wet parts.

This is the (new?) route between

Exit Stage Left

and

Magic Ear Muffs

. If you know the name of the climb, let me know.

This is the second route from the far right of the wall. It is very similar to its sibling to the right, "

Rock Climber

," but just slightly harder.

This route has a anchor station at 35' for easy toproping, then it continues with more bolts to the higher anchor. This route can be used for practicing multi-pitch climbing and multi-pitch rappels.

This is the far right route on the Amphitheater Wall. The route has a mid-way 2-bolt anchor for practicing multi-pitch techniques.

The crux is getting off the ground. The holds on this route are wonderful - lots of little flakes and jugs. It is a great beginner's route!

Like many routes on this cliff, the crux is getting off the ground.  The movement is relatively consistent through the climb.

This route starts with a high, right sidepull and a good left hand crimp. Using the good foot hold on the right (shown in the picture), make a foot switch, and get a far left foot hold in order to position yourself for the high, right pinch. The move up to the pinch is definitely the crux, and be aware that it is kind of sharp. Moving your feet up wherever comfortable, bump your left hand up to one of the two the slopey edges. From there, get your right hand on the super good rail that takes you up to the finish, which is essentially where the positive crack ends about 20 feet up from the ground.

Note: the landing consists of a stump and a few rocks which you don't want to land on from higher up.

This is a link-up of the slab on the Amphitheater Wall. It is worth doing if you've done everything else.

There are two cruxes - getting off the ground and moving toward the final roof. The lowest bolt was placed for stick clipping and to offer some protection for the entry moves.

This route moves into the round pod on the left end of the Amphitheater Wall. Start as per

Exit Stage Left (a.k.a. Make Your Mark)

if you want the easier start at 5.7. Then move left to the line of bolts heading up and left to the pod. The anchors are just under a small roof at the left edge of the wall. The direct start over the bulge to the first bolt is harder - 5.10-ish.

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Routes in Amphitheater Wall