Movie Quote Wall All Sport climbing 18 routes in sector

This is the farthest left route on the wall, and it is located approximately 50 feet left of (route #2). Look for a short, right-angling crack at the base, and bolts that head straight up above its left side. Easy climbing leads to a steep section, where the crux in encountered. Challenging but easier moves pass the left side of a huge hole, and up to the anchors.

This route begins below the right side of an obvious overhang, just left of the major right-facing corner system. Although there is a bit of blocky, fractured stone, this is still a worthy climb. Head up and out left onto the steep headwall, and up to the anchors.

One of the best routes on the wall; an area classic! Climb up face, past a tiny roof, to a left angling set of moves that reaches the bottom of the major right-facing corner system. Continuously challenging climbing ascends this corner, but often the moves are just out to the right. At the top, move back left, and up to the anchors.

Located about 12 feet right of the previous line, this climb moves up some easy rock to some very difficult moves, culminating in the crux near the top. Look for the anchors out right.

This climb begins above the middle bolt on the via ferrata (roped handrail) and ascends moderate stone up to a rest. Very thin face moves pass three bolts which allow access to a right-facing flake. Move back left, and up into a short corner, then on to the top.

This fine climb begins hallway between the right two bolts on the via ferata. Easy moves lead up to a small ledge. The remainder of the route is very engaging all the way to the anchors. A seam bearing some nice pockets leads to a small roof. The crux involves clearing this roof, but save some energy for the steep section above.

The start is directly above the rightmost bolt on the via ferata, off a small ledge. Head up to steepening rock, and fun moves to reach a small ledge. Interesting climbing on great stone reaches the anchors.

Begins off the left side of the dirt ledge. After the initial easy section, the climb becomes sustained up to a small ledge. Move left to go around the left side of a roof, and head up the corner above. The most fun finish goes straight up steep moves on big holds to the anchor. Look for brown bolts.

This is the route immediately left of the big holes in the middle of the wall (the Pone Tony). Start up easy stone to a very technical and difficult set of thin moves, which relent before the rest ledge. A small but strenuous roof in encountered, then beautiful rock to the anchors.

The first route right of the big holes. Laugh your way up to the steep technical crux, which is sustained and tricky, finally reaching a small hole. Moderate moves reach the anchors.

One of the finest routes on the wall, with multiple hard sections, and a variety of climbing styles. Once the crux section is attained, the moves are sustained on superior rock. The final slab passing the pockets will require Jedi mind tricks! Look for brown bolts.

Start on either route to the left or right for two bolts, then engage this line, boldly going up to the overhang near the top. Once above this, an anchor is located in a small alcove.

This route starts in the low point of the trail; look for a belay bolt at knee height. Fun climbing all the way to the rest ledge. A beautiful left-facing corner supplies the action.

Begin just uphill, looking for the line of brown bolts. Enjoyable moderate climbing leads to a strenuous overhang, then up to the anchors. 9 bolts, 90 feet.

The last two routes on the right start from a high ledge; this one ascends from its left side. The crux occurs in the mid-section, and the top overhang is steep but mild.

This route takes on the obvious inset dihedral. The ubiquitous easy bottom section gives way to a long section of strenuous climbing. Remember to use this route’s title when a crusty traddy tells you the route should have been led on gear!