Routes in Las Conchas

far left route. Face climb in partial "roundy" open book. Partial crack.

Slabby face with pockets

Start in gap move up, then left onto deeply huecoed face. Then up. Crux is most of the way up.

Shortest route on face. Up on easy flake and hold rich rock progressively getting harder with fewer holds to crux; a mantle in gently rounded holds to bigger holds below chains.

Just left of Bovine Inspiration.

See picture of rock knob about eight feet up on Mountain Project for identification.

Trad climb up series of cracks and small bulges

The 5.10b or c part is only if you go straight up keeping slightly to the left, and using a couple of obvious finger holes about 12 feet from the bottom.

Farthest right climb on crag

Extension to Woof Noof Toof Roof. Clip in to the right bolt of the Woof Noof anchor. Climb the bolted prow to 2-bolt chains. The extension itself is about 5.10a.

Another decent route with a traverse left once gaining the wall (undercut start), or you can go direct; a bit more oomf required to gain the wall.

Nice warm up route on this wall. Lots of features and a variety of sequences available.

Bouldery start with sustained 10a climbing throughout.

Located just to the right of Garden Wall on tan colored rock. Route is a little bit dirty and crumbly.

A deeply grooved sport route on sharply granular rock on the right side of Gateway Rock. Bolts parallel the grooves which are present after the first 8 or 10 feet. Perfect for pinch hold afficinados.

Start on the left side of the overhang utilized by Woof Toof Noof Roof, and climb to open book with crack in corner. Ascend left wall of open book, then traverse right to under overhang, then around left side of overhang to top. Top parts are offwidth.

The three unknown routes are on a 30' high boulder in front of Chilly Willy Wall.. Unknown 1 goes up the left (steep) side. Grades in Jemez Rock & Pecos Area for unknown 1 and 3 are incorrect.

For a short route, it delivers some good pump and fun moves. Start up fro the sand bar in the river on coarse-grained "good enough" rock on underclings leading into the right-trending seam/crack past two bolts.