Routes in North America

Start on easy grey stone to the fourth bolt and the business stays with you until the very last move.Stellar .

Start on the big ledge and dyno/deadpoint to the top of the boulder. One-move wonder.

Grade greatly varies on where you start, how you climb it and your height.

Starts with some technical climbing that ends on a nice ledge (you can use the easier "Gusada Negra" route that ends in the same set of anchors as well)

After that its easy climbing with classic EPC runouts to train you mentally for more EPC climbing.

There are plans to make it climbable all the way up the mountain but for now it ends in P8 where you can have lunch on.

Rappel down the line.

Down and right from the ramp that easy street and the other climbs start from, a rib of rock descends an extra few meters into the forest. The climb starts at the base of this rib, and goes mostly directly upwards from there, though it does wander a bit rightwards at a dihedral, then traverse back leftwards at the end of this.

Route is a rope-stretcher on a 70m rope.

Climb/TR/Lower-off anchor is about 2m from actual top-out. Use this one, unless actually topping out, then the higher anchor on the platform works.

After being a TR route, this spent a while as a trad line but, on gear, the route was a bit run-out in places, and gear was often small and/or tricky to place, though generally with decent stances for placing. So, retro-bolted in 2020 with permission of the FA.

When this route was first climbed on TR, there were two large loose stacks of rock near the route, the first (lower down) to the left of the route, and the 2nd farther up to the right of the route. This route was named because it travelled carefully between the two scary monsters.

The roof with monster jugs and the accessible grade make this one of the most popular routes of the area.

Bolted Anchors. 70 m rope to rap down.

Starts on the top terrace.

Shares anchor with Lumpy Lane.

Grieta bonita, Crux al final.

The lower half of Brick Top and currently the first route encountered when arriving at the Core Values Sector. All routes in this sector have markers at their base. Climb the vertical face passing several cruxes.

Walk up the trail made of concrete tires leftwards from the tin pavilion until you get to the left-most set of bolts, just before the gulley that is "Tamirindo". The first pitch trends leftwards, avoiding the obvious roof.

First climb to the RHS.

An eight bolt extension to the original. There is yet another anchor about 2/3 of the way up but ignore this as it's no harder (and even better) to go to the top.

Start 10m right of Rob's Route. This previously mixed climb had bolts added in 2018, eliminating the need for gear but the 1st bolt is very high. For shorter people, the crux at the last bolt feels more like 10a/b. Belay from chains above the leaning cedar. P2 of "Balk and Chalk" (25 m, 5.8, 10 bolts) starts at this anchor and is a great way to finish.

The summit register is at the end of pitch 13, most people skip the last two pitches, and, especially, the last pitch. Bring a 70m rope and 24 draws if linking pitches. Fixed draws on P7 for rappelling the traversing pitch.

First pitch was originally climbed as a trad route called, "The Adventures of Mr Bean".

Starts around the corner from 'Arete, Eh?' and shares an anchor with it.

Good beginner granite crack. Don't take it for granted, requires solid jamming skills to tame the grade down to 5.7 and has some thin feet. If you know what your doing though this is an excellent warmup with a nice chimney as second pitch option which is only done by every second party or so. Chimney protects with midrange cams in a series of horizontal cracks to emerge onto a short face climb to reach the anchors. The crack pitch is ice but this gets stars only if you also do the Chimney pitch.

Ultima via hacia la Izq. Armada por Marcelo Gonzalez. cuidado con bloques sueltos a la izquierda de esta via.

Ruta al lado izquierdo de Parasiempre.

Dirty rock down low leads to glassy climbing up high on great jugs.

Climb the slabby left trending corner to stand on a block. Pull up on the next ledge, this is where the climb starts to get a little more serious. Pull over a small roof then a big roof with a V-notch using holds left and/or right of the notch.

Fun huecoey traverse to the left, climb all the huecos, goes all the way to Arbolito`s anchor, crosses ununpentium as well. 5 star line. bolted by Ricardo Vara.

The left-most bolted route.

The first bolt is high, very high. Most of the climbing to it is easy -- 5.2/5.3 stuff, but unless you're quite tall and reachy, one very high up (15' or so) 5.7ish move must be done to clip the first bolt, making the start very committing.

Climb the well featured slab between the tree and the arête.

The REAL GRADE of this route si 5.11c. If you decide to stay on the blank face of the wall and DO NOT use the dihedral/arète on the right side of the final section the grade is harder 5.12a/b but this is a variation and should not be considered the official grade of the route since it is not the best beta.

Has name plate.

Featured slabby start, steepening towards the anchors

Stalactite climbing leads to a thin section through pockets to a finish on large stalactites.

Great route, the go to route in the crag, excellent crimps side pulls pockets.

Comparte reunion Inyca, se puede dar belay con cuerda de 70mts desde abaja o con cuerda de 60mts desde la repisa donde hay una proteccion para anclar al asegurador.

Climb though the broken corner then up the slab. First bolt crux, stick clip advised. Bottom and the ledge half way could use a bit more gardening but it is in climbable shape.

Nice moves down low and kind of ledgy up high.

Left side of the wall. Follows water mark to shrub at the top-out. Anchor from shrub trunk.

Ruta de muchos pies

Route left of the crack in the corner, finishes a bit higher than the routes to the left.

Sit start on the flakey jugs near the center of the boulder. Move up and left to top out using the big sidepull.

The first route outside gully right, just left of Impatience. Make some steep moves with large holds and tricky feet to a ledge near a large block. Finish left using a finger crack to anchor.

Follow the golden stripe for awesome technical and long climbing.

A superb sustained route at the grade (5.7+). Very popular, due to bolted anchors, ability to be rappelled on single 70m rope, and very good climbing with generally solid protection.

Start below the left-most of 2 obvious long cracks the split the lower part of the varnished buttress left of the corner that Spectrum climbs to the roof 60ft up. This is a few yards above a huge boulder that leans against the cliff creating a tunnel.

1. Climb the left crack to an anchor on a treed ledge. 110ft. 5.5 (Handren says 5.6, but it doesn't climb that hard.)

2. Climb straight up from the anchor, then follow a crack in the wall right of the main chimney to a ledge. Up the steep corner, then right under a block to an anchor at the right end of a big ledge. 110ft 5.7.

3. Go up and right about 10ft of easy ground to a left-leaning corner. At the top, traverse left past a bolt (crux) then up a steep crack to a ledge. Then up and right to the anchor. 85ft, 5.7+.

4. Go up about 20ft to a horizontal crack, then move up and right accross discontinuous cracks to an anchor on the face. This pitch has the most complicated route-finding -- generally, when in doubt, go up or right. On the face there should be a down-arching horizontal curve, and the anchor being aimed for is near the bottom of the curve. Belay at anchors with huecos for your feet. 95ft 5.6.

5. Move up and right to a thin crack, then over a bulge and up a thin (finger crack) on a varnished face with small holds and small gear. Finish on a small triangular, down-sloping ledge (crux). 95ft, 5.7+.

6. Variant, adds an extra 75ft pitch, not usually climbed due to fragile rock and run-out climbing. Climb up passing a small roof on the right, then continue up and right to an anchor in a small right-facing corner. 75ft, 5.7.

crack narrows from hands to fingers as you climb, then gets very thin when you approach the anchors. Most climbers commit to the awkward off width on the left wall when the main crack thins out. Gear gets very thin at the top.

Climb the long right-leaning hand & finger crack.

La ruta esta directamente enfrente de un sabino enorme.

Near the top, follow the flake that trends left to the anchors of "Mexico in Flames"

Muy buena ruta. Le faltan 3 placas en sección muy fáciles

Main left crack. Tricky move off the ground 5.6/7 afterwards

Blocky features lead to a ledge which turn into a bunch of sidepulls (Warning as of 05/20,the fourth bolt is missing on this climb)

Climb the striking arete.

De las mejores lineas en ese grado del sector.

Last route before the free-standing boulder. A right-drifting sport route that is very closely bolted (every 2m or so). Has a big pine tree running close to the climb.

Start at the crack just to the right of the Sun Worshiper. This is a "slab" route with some decent jugs.

Slab veering right

In the center of the "curve". Very high first bolt and maybe a little run-out at times.

The bolted crack up the middle of the wall

Starts a few meters right of Foxtrot (rightmost bolted line). Rings at the top.

eight route. SHORT SLABBY ROUTE ,GREAT FOR BEGGINERS!,12 M ROUTE.

Climbs the big black streak on the eastern side of the canyon at the top right of the Conundrums crag. This climb is in the shade all day, so a good choice for a warm day. The route is quite popular and can get very overcrowded. Beware of the loose blocks on the final pitch, some are marked with white-painted skulls and have to be willfully avoided.

1. 5.9+: 13 bolts, climb good rock with nice moves until a good belay ledge.

2. 5.10d: 14 bolts, The technical crux of the climb. Can be done in a number of ways. Plenty of tiny crimps will get you thinking about how to pull the moves.

3. 5.9: 8 bolts, Go left, up a ramp, the layback crux (very very well protected) will lead to a nicely exposed traverse back to the right to find a belay directly above the previous one. The metal cable is NOT safe to be used.

4. 5.10b: 16 bolts, some gymnastic moves will lead you up this wonderful pitch. Great holds to a decent belay ledge.

5. 5.10a: 9 bolts, very short pitch that can be linked with the previous (preferred if capable) or the next one. Climb up the dihedral and belay from the top of the right pillar.

6. 5.9+: 20 bolts: Make your way through and around loose blocks, carefully avoiding the white-painted skulls.

The top out is not on the ridge (a small boulder problem might lead you to the ridge).

Use a 70 m rope. Rappel the route.

Aftonroe is currently the right-most bolt line in the Take It for Granite area. Descent is by rappel.

Start low and traverse right until it is possible to mantle. Slopes and hooks are abundant here. Classic frictiony slopers.

Almost as good as the one to the left. Very exposed once you step on the slab near the top.

About 30 feet left of the gully there is a clear left-leaning dihedral with 3 bolts along the overhanging upper face and a tree at the bottom. Climb this, to anchors. It can be top-roped, but the tree might be unforgiving for a top-rope fall, so a re-direct on the top bolt can be nice to protect against the swing.

Roadside Left, first from left.