Routes as sport in Yosemite Valley

Bolted arete above P1 of Supplication. Avoid crack to left for full value.

Climb the arete with nicely spaced bolts. Pause to marvel at the shape of the hanger on the third bolt, just below the crux moves.

Not a kiddie climb at all so why this name? Bolted line, slabby down low with a nice finger crack and definite crux at the corner up high.

Dimitri did the first solo of this climb in 1985

The right hand, right leading flake. guidebook says trad with some bolts, can be climbed easily on bolts only.

Dimitri did the first solo of this climb. Right most route on the main wall.

When looking out from the top of the semi-detached pillar, The Hundredth Monkey is on the right side.

This route and the following 2 start from the same rap in belay stance. This is the left-most of the 3.

The middle line. Steep and brilliant.

The right hand line. Exciting climbing and great exposure up the right hand Arete

Techy high-angle slab to a boulder problem crux before the chains

The short, overhanging thing with bolts. The first route you come too when walking in from the road.

Up the hill to the left or "dreams of thailand". Lots of bolts.

The bolted route left of "proud snapper"

Climb the bolted rounded arete to the shared anchor.

Descend carefully via 100' rappel followed by 4th class downclimbing.

Gear optional.

Orignally graded with 5.11+ (A1). Freed in 2023 from the German Tobias Wolf; More at www.kletterblock.de

Dedicated to Michelle Xue, who recently passed away in an ice climbing accident.

Face directly right of Fly Girls corner.

Not the bolt line on the right side of the Arete, this is Pink Panther, but one line right of this.

A fun little sport route with plenty of bolts and a high-dependent crux.

Triple bolt belay is off to the left (past the tree with webbing) which makes cleaning while lowering difficult.

Four bolts lead up the arête to the left of After Six. Keep a close belay for the first 2 bolts, and don't fall.

To set a top-rope, scramble up left on 4th class terrain to the P2 anchor of Jump for Joy, then rappel down to the P1 anchor.

An unfinished project of Dean Potter †. Recently brought to the public by Chris Sharma.