Voies dans Jackson Falls

mixed protection. we got by with one nut and one cam.

Short new route left of Shock Therapy. Rap hangers for anchor.

Rap In

Rap In

A Jackson Falls classic - despite the dark setting and somewhat green start; this route is a gem that features unique holds and movement from start to finish. Historically, this route was somewhat of a running joke at 5.11d but has been upgraded since that time.

Bolted several years ago

Stem outside of the off-width

5.9R

Sketchy bolts and a heady lead for those just breaking into the 5.9 scene. There has been discussion about adding a bolt, but so far it hasn't been done.

5.9+, but feels like it has a couple of 10-ish moves. Great slab climbing and technical movement.

This is a sport route that seems to have been transported straight out of a gym. Gymnastic and powerful at the bottom, technical and precise at the finish. If you climb the grade, don't walk past this one!

Possibly a high ball boulder problem

Potentially a high ball boulder problem

Slabby climb up the arete just outside the alley containing Chimichonga.

Another slabby climb starting about 10 feet to the left of the 5.9 on the arete. It is about 20 feet to the right of Dance with Destiny

Just after Dance with Destiny, in the obvious chimney just around the corner and before reaching the more established main face of Beaver Wall.

Bolt line in the middle of the wall just around the corner and before Beaver Wall. A series of roofs, intimidating but with good holds - despite this is still manages to be a slab climb.

Just around the corner before Tasmanian Devil

Everyone says this is a terrible route. It is on the corner and comes out of the overhang up through the honeycomb feature to top out on a traditional jackson slab finish.

Shares a start with "Everybody Needs Friends", but moves right at the third bolt. Don't bring an inattentive belayer.

Shares a start with Tasmanian Devil, follows the lefthand set of bolts after the third. Don't bring an inattentive belayer.

Begins to the left of "Everybody needs Friends". Stout, fun, and interesting from start to finish.

5.11 to V7 to 5.11

Can also be lead on gear

This is the first line to the left of "Who Needs Friends" with the obvious large hueco 2/3rds of the way up. A deceptively tricky start leads to a power endurance test with a large move to the hueco. Keep it together, it's definitely not over after the huck.

Left of Flingin' Hog