Clip a low first bolt from an undercling and pull a hard move that seems like it won't go to an invisible pocket by the second bolt. Then keep chugging up surprisingly sparse holds until you reach good holds near the anchors.

Mad Dog (AKA Grade Expectations)

Wasp Wall TR

The Turtle Route

Okiebug

Ripple

Cool Underhang

JB Trout

The Dirty Persian

Thunderbird

Jellybean Limeade (link-up)

Mad Ripple Bird (link-up)

Runnel Rider

Jackarete

See Ya

Unknown 5.6

Starry Gift

Trickle Down

This is a sweet beginner route that starts with a great pinch. Go left to keep it at the given grade. Right is a much harder climb!

Unknown toprope route on the Wasp Wall. No need to use the wall on the right.

Start at the base of the arete using the chalked crimps on the inside of the overhang. Use the slopers on the outside of the arete to work into the overhang with heel hooks and slopers. At the ceiling (mini roof) reach left hand up into the finger crack, right hand goes to the outside of the arete/overhang. A couple of hard foot moves to a jug at the top.

Start in the (bigger) sharp undercling/pinch and move right to get to the first bolt. After clipping the second bolt, move up and right to gain the jugs to reach the anchor (shared with Ripple).

Start bunched up under the overhang, two good hands. Try to stay left a little or else it's too easy. Reach out with the left to grab the monster jug, lean out, right hand around aret, reset feet. Bump right hand up 8" to a sloppy looking pinch. Reach up with left hand to another jug (crux), mantle up. Top out wherever you like after that.

Climb mainly stays just left of the bolt line on small crimps and pockets leading up to the large flake just before the 3rd bolt.

Low crux. Follow the breaky arete and head right towards an obvious jug in the first roof. Pull two easy roofs and follow the crack to the anchors.

Originally shared anchors with Thunderbird, but there is now another anchor directly above the lead bolts with clevis hooks for lowering. Originally listed on rockclimbing.com as a .12b, the old guide "Tulsa On The Rocks" lists it as .11b. 

  BETA: Start on two small crimpers, move through the shallow 2 finger pocket to the horizontal crimp/pinch and slopey sidepull. Fire left to the bigger side pull (crux) before moving up to the big flake/tufa at the 2nd bolt.

A fun link-up. Climb the start of JB Trout, clipping its first bolt, then move left and climb on the blunt arête/bulge past the two bolts on Handcrack (AKA The Pocket Arête).

Another Lost City linkup! Start by clipping the 1st bolt of Mad Dog (aka Grade Expectations), traverse right clipping the 1st bolt of Ripple, continue up and right on sharp edges and shallow pockets to the 2nd bolt of Thunderbird at the large dinner-plate hold, then climb up to the two bolt anchor with mussy hooks to lower off. Note: a bit runout between the 2nd and 3rd bolts.

Start between the large tree on the left and the corner on the right. Boulder up the face to the horizontal row of pockets 10ft up. Begin traversing left until the pockets end at a great bucket/handle, then climb up on the finish of JB Trout past its last bolt and to its anchor.

 First known lead used 5 alpine draws to sling runnels on the way to the last bolt of JB.

Nice climb that starts under a roof and leads to a hand crack. Half way up the crack ends and your left with a few pockets and then jugs at the top. Crux is 3/4 of the way up at the pockets. Although some would say the start is the hardest part. Height dependent I guess.

Challenging route that starts on the side pull next to the chossy corner

This classic 5.6 is usually free soloed by the boulderers. Great line for someone's first top rope.

Climb to the large jug rail and reach up to clip the first bolt just over the small overhang. Pull the roof and stay just right of the bolts until reaching the large break just below the top. Traverse left and up to the bolted anchor above. 

  After it rains this route flows with water long after the other routes are dry, so it may need a good brushing after each rain. Be a good climbing partner and bring some dust goggles for your belayer

Boulder start to a run out ledge, pop a cam in and go. No anchor at the top, need a long rope to reach a large tree on top. Its a fun climb but takes up time with anchor building, thats why the one star and cracks are super dirty.

This is the third area you will come to (that I know of ) after passing Chandler Park. Lost City will be on your left opposite the Arkansas River on your right. Approx. 2 miles past Chandler Park entrance there should be a big pull-off / parking area on the left side of the road. Lost City will be approx. 8/10 of a mile past this pull-off / parking area.

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