Routes as sport in Texas

Follow the big flake system. Great route for the grade.

Big holds low down lead to more balancy climbing on top. Great warm-up or route for the grade.

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

Bouldery off the ground to cruisy moves through to the third clip.......have fun at the top.

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

Reimers classic, bring a stick clip.

Shares last bolts and anchor with Eight Flake.

Start with the left leaning dihedral. Shares last bolt and anchor with Eight Flake.

Left hand side of the Terrace Wall. Wanders around a bit and then up through jugs to slight flake and up.

Great climb for novice outdoors climbers.

Start with the dihedral, clipping the bolt on the detached block and the head up the left line of bolts to an interesting finish with nice cobbles.

Same start as Bolt Talk and shares first bolt but the heads out right through a steeper section to a balancy finish.

"To the left of Ripple is an expanse of slab with a visible line of bolts. There are 2 bolts below the overlap. Start off of the same boulder as with Ripple and move through fun friction climbing to the top. The anchors are the old Ripple rap bolts located straight up. (5 bolts, 2 top anchors)" Beta quoted from Sean O'Grady's book: Enchanted Rock

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

3 bolts, 3 pitons.

High first bolt just left from the arete