Powerful crux down low to a technical slightly inverted face. I liked everything about this route very much except the last 5 feet. Well with doing if you want a break from the same old thing.

Through A Brown Darkly

Michael Fitzpatrick

Half As Cool As You

Pockajawea

Super Sexy

Illustration Arete

Brown Hole

Meathook Sodomy

Dixon Butz

Spray

Dancing with Rednecks

Skeet Shoot

Looks easy. Not easy. Chill climbing to 2nd bolt. This brings you to a thinly featured panel of bomber sandstone with no cobbles! 2-3 pretty hard and fingery moves. After the crux, the remaining thin holds to the finish will feel like no big deal.

This route is stellar. Huge jugs, side pulls, pockets, buckets, duckbills...you name it. Super fun sequencing, and a variety of features, including a small sandstone shield with awesome holds. The bottom three bolts are overhanging, pumpy jugs; the crux is on smaller stuff right before the anchors.

This is another great route by Noah. Huge jugs lead to a shield of bullet hard stone.  A couple moves of "I expected that hold to be better" leads to a tiny roof, then to chains under a second roof.

I suspect that at some future date Noah will push this route higher through the roofs above. One thing is for sure, the rock on the EFS wall does not disappoint.

Classic pumpy jug-fest with a few fun pockets thrown in for character.

A route with a lot of variety, fluid movement and fun holds. Pockets, buckets and jugs abound, with some awesome side pulls. A great location!

Buckets and jugs lead to a small crux roof.

Climbs the arete right of the water couloir that separates the Cobble Roof and the EFS wall. Crux is at the last two bolts on a fun vertical section.

The leftmost route on this wall.  Distinguished by the chain on the 4th (or so) bolt.  Classic route- in your face til the end.

An all right route with an unfortunate name. Starts out tough, you grab some cobbles, it gets easier, then its over. What more can you say?

This is the third climb from the right. Short but pumpy.

The second route from the right distinguished by the sandstone dihedral with a crimper rail and no cobbles.  The crux comes at the bottom.

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