Routes in United States of America for selected grade

Sustained face climbing on mostly good holds with a distinct crux midway.

If you're going all the way, check out the full Heinous Cling. For most of us, the fun will stop at the first anchor.

Begin up a seam and pockets with an optional gear placement (BD 0.4 or 0.5) in the horizontal crack. Continue up pockets and good holds. Manage your pump in preparation for more difficulties prior to reaching the final bolt.

Harder now due to breaks on the topout holds.

Climbs up the intimidating overhanging arete at the left side of Bonsai. A seated rest halfway lets you prepare for the final haul through the crux.

Your redpoint can be significantly easier if someone hangs a long draw on bolt #6 before your attempt.

This is the most fun you could have almost upside down. this is a stellar line on bomber rock. Second to clean or back jump to the slab and rap off. Multiple climbers have gotten injured when cleaning by swinging out and hitting a large tree.

Easy moves but pumpy and long! What a line!! A 70m rope will bring you down to the ground.

Much steepness and some difficulty on the left side of the most overhung part of the cave.

The obvious line up the centre of the wall. A classic route linking an awesome serious of features. Is 11d elsewhere.

Starts on a slight bulge. Multiple cruxes and rests. All bolts except the first 4 have perma draws.

The uber-classic test-piece 5.12- at Reimer's, besides Lipo. 12a, or 12b? There will never be a consensus!

An epic roof climb that has been soloed by many pros.

The far right route at the Chocolate Factory.

Leftmost route, climb onto the ledge above the lake to a high first bolt and then straight up. Head left around the bulge at bolt 4/5 for easier climbing, staright up is considered 5.12c.

Stand start (V2/V3), climb the right arete until it is possible to use the left lip. Top out at the apex. Precarious and commiting. There are a couple of sit start options: with both hands on the arete adds little difficulty, starting with a sidepull undercling feature just left and moving to the arete is V4. A variation (V2) exits right into the small dihedral above the start.

Another technical and balancy Dihedrals climb. A tricky thin traversing crux comes near the top by the last bolt, but the rest of the route isn't that easy to figure out either.

Shares first three bolts of 'Family Unit' then follows the crack that curves up and right.

Many people's first 12! And a decent warm up for the harder climbs as the crux is short, although powerful.

A Smith classic with bomber, vertical stone and excellent, consistently engaging and committing climbing. After a mid-height technical crux this route turns to sweet reaches between incut crimps. The good climbing seems to go on forever!

Stick clip the first, a fall from here would be a catastrophic tumble down a rocky gully.

There is a bolt in the wall for the belayer to clip into - strongly recommended (a couple extra slings and carabiners will make this a bit easier)

Bouldery crux low to a rest, then a technical crux at 2/3 height.

The clean face right of the arete - super classic!