루트들 El Potrero Chico에서 선택된 등급들을 위해서

50' up the trail from "El Cacharro".

Pitch 2, trend right from the anchor.

The main route goes straight up at the first anchor for the second pitch or you can take the easier variation on the 2nd pitch of Palm Snake which has you going left at the first anchor and is called Palms Away and goes at 5.10a.

Start by going up lobos canyon and go right to the fin de semana west wall ridge. Pitch 1: 7 bolts, 30m Pitch 2: 6 bolts, 25m Pitch 3: 4 bolts, 12m You can climb down to the anchor at lobos wall and rapel lobos wall.

Start up "Otis (Campbell)", then continue up and right through the garden, over the ridge then follow the dihedral to the same summit as "Estrellita".

Start up the slanting chimney then face above to the groove/crack. Same anchor as Jesus Amarillo.

There is some variance in the grade of the climb -- Ed says 10d, Dane says 10b, and Frank says 10c.

Runs through the brown patch 2 bolts before the anchor.

Tricky..! Shares anchor with "Lickety Split" to the right

Obvious wide crack at top of canyon. Vegetated. Trad, but might have bolted belays.

Climb the slab into the crack up above.

The rightmost of 3 routes, 10 feet over from Coca Cola.

Starts with a big block and leads into nice quartz pockets.

The first route on the left once you reach the highest point with a nice plateau. Climbs great pockets and crimps on excellent quality vertical rock.

This is the access pitch for The Vatican. Right trending line with some run-outs higher up. Starts just left of the crack / gully with the fixed rope.

Route should be considered dangerous due to rock fall potential.

Starts just left of La Ola and trends left to an anchor in the ‘corner’.

Climb "Dope Ninja" then continue up the ridge to a large ledge. Easier terrain, 3 pitches up a headwall, short pitch out right, up a dihedral.

Walk along top to top of "Devotion" and rappel that for the descent.

First pitch was originally climbed as a trad route called, "The Adventures of Mr Bean".

Just left of Rusty’s Crack. Almost joins Rusty in the middle. Anchor is a bit lower.

Located to the right of "Time Loves a Hero", walk over to a dirt patch.

This is a 2 pitch route with a sub-anchor for rappel on (long) 2nd pitch. Pitch 1: 10 bolts Pitch 2: 17 bolts (10 to sub-anchor)

Starts right where the path hits the wall on the grey, blocky and cracky rock. First pitch 6 bolts, second one 7 bolts. 34m first 2 pitches together.

This route climbs between Cleetus Walks the Plank and Grocals. The anchor of this route is just a few meters below the anchor of Cleetus Walks the Plank. (The name plate “Grocals” is misplaced on the start of this route)

This route is approached by climbing the first 3 pitches of "Jungle Mountaineering" then following the 3rd class trail leftwards up through the garden to the wall.

This is the first line of bolts that will be found on the wall.

First pitch is 5.10 if you stay out of the corner and on the face to the right.

Can be combined in one pitch with 18 draws.

Climb the large corner right of "Quick Draw McGraw".

Excellent route with nice holds! Shares reunion with "Spin Doctor"

Near the top, follow the flake that trends left to the anchors of "Mexico in Flames"

Start on "Mugre Mugre", but instead of trending left on the upper flake, climb straight up for the final bolt.

This route has a 5.11a variation.

Death

Climb the long obvious dihedral system up to the ridge.

Continue past "Satori" for another 150 yards or so.

Very popular route. Get up early to avoid the crouds. Best climbed on warm days since it is in the shade most of the day. Shares the first two pitches with "Off the couch"

Climbing

1. 5.9 Fun climbing to a ledge. There are a few unnecessary bolts off-route. There is a second anchor off to the right if the main one is occupied.

2. 5.10b short crux off the anchor offers two beta options. Often linked with P1

3. 5.9 Short unexpected crux comes early, then make use of your routefinding skills.

4. 5.10b Jamming, stemming, traversing will make your life easier. Don't be drawn too much into the path of least resistance.

5. 5.10a Fun exposed pitch.

6. 5.10c The crux goes through suspicious overhung flakes. Good foot technique will allow for much easier passage. Great positive holds breaks up the crux sequence.

7. 5.7 Can easily be linked with P6 with a little rope drag management. LOTS of loose rocks. Beware of parties below.

Unrepeated since first ascent due to huge amounts of loose rock. Several parties have been injured or backed off on this.

(2nd pitch started, but not finished as of 2012.)

Jug haul.