Routes in United States of America for selected grade

The best route on this section of wall. A short section of steeper wall to start then the angle eases off but the climbing is still mostly sustained at the grade

The obvious arrete at the front of the crag.

Second climb as you enter the canyon, just before the steps leading down to the Sex Cave. Sweet traversing overhang, very pumpy.

The line in the orange part of the wall with big huecos. One jug bigger than the other - find an awesome rest in a big hole!

Start up the obvious corner before stepping right and following the positive holds up the right hand face to the anchors.

The crux of the climb is the 5.11b start, but don't let that grade discourage you. French free or aid the first 15 feet, and the grade falls to 5.10a C0. Save some strength for the finger locks through the last 15 feet of the route.

A classic 5.11 pump-a-thon. A stick-clip is recommended to clip the first bolt to protect the insecure and overhanging first moves. The climbing is steep and consistent with a crux coming in the middle, but the pump combined with an odd finger-crack sequence will send many climbers for a ride near the top.

Huge moves onto great holds. Feels longer and higher than 50 ft.

Ultra classic traverse from left to right. The best way to get pumped in Joshua Tree. Don’t sit down at the rest for more than thirty seconds!!

Continuation and retroing of old route Slum Time. Hard crux at the top

A great 5.11b on the far left end of Shipwreck. Slightly overhanging but with good holds and fun movement.

Good sustained crimpy climbing for the first half into and easier finale. Probably not the warmup you're looking for.

Great line, starts in the crack on the LHS of stratocaster cave.

Fun climbing up a crack with strange moves that get you in weird positions.

Starts just right of the tall tree.

A start up a sensational thin stemming corner leads to excellent steep jamming and lie backing. A brilliant entry to J-Tree 5.11s.

Must do! Great pockets and great big crown at top...hug it!

Four pitches. Crimpy start after some loose looking blocks. It follows a white streak up the wall. • 1) 11b** The first pitch is a decent warm-up, 20m • 2) not defined yet • 3) 11b • 4) 11b

The obvious low roof opposite the corridor.

One of the most classic climbs in America.

Climb in via 'Touch And Go'.

Care at the first bolt leads to jugs and easy climbing.

This is the second/bigger left-trending roof from the left side of LTW. After turning the corner of the roof, follow the chimney to an excellent splitter. Most climbers stop at the chains for a 5.10b adventure. Continue through the roof for full value at 5.11b.