Ascents in Lost Vegas

Ok warm up that takes you high up the wall

Good technical climbing in the middle. Ruined by the hardest moves above an ankle crushing ledge. Anchor should of been one ledge lower.

I think it's better than Flutter, but, do them both.

Umm well, a good climb if you like to study lichen up close. Has a great belay stance.

I'm trying to think of something good to say about this route, and coming up blank... I guess the moss-carpet climbing was hilarious in the same way that running the tough-mudder coarse is? Sharp, fragile, mossy and dirty. Yeah... No.

Got to the last move before the anchor on lead and just didn't have it in me, committing punchy move with lots of lycan and moss to get to the anchor, will be back to try again

Very weird start to victory jugs.

Hard fist jamming start before easier moves on dirtier rock lead to the top.

First climb I did here. Somewhat vicious start, but all in all a fun climb.

First climb back after 3 months or more. Scary for that reason, but OK otherwise.

Cool start! recommend bringing a brush for the lichen

Got the start sorta figured out. Refused to do rest of chossy climb

Cool route. Will be a better after a brush. Amazing in cut holds just when it looks blank.

Repeat. I climb in from the LEFT. Does anyone do the off-width DS?

Like Chris said go for the OS. Crux is at the start and not so bad.

Awesome hard powerful moves to lead to easier but engaging climbing. Took a bit to work out the start and climbed it clean 2nd shot.

First onsight at the grade

Twas' a good climb sir

2nd best climb here for sure. Amazing rock and position the entire way.

Pumping start on big holds to continual engaging climbing all the way to the top. One final tough sequence before the chains keeps you fighting. Awesome route!

The unsung gem.. Juggy start to a cool side pull and no hands rest before the thin and engaging top section. Felt nice to stand on the top of the cliff.

Were these bolts actively placed to injure people? Bailed.

I wouldn't have gotten on this if Jenga -intent on ticking the dry parts of the crag in a day- hadn't chucked a lap up it, and come down singing its praises. I started up the steep (juggy) start of the 24 to the right (to avoid the ledge doddle at the start of this route) and moved left into the lower steep-crux of this route, which makes a much more sustained pitch. The steepness is negotiated far easier than expected, and the slab proved surprisingly more demanding than anticipated. The final moves had me holding my breath.

Beautiful rock

Hard start!

cool up top