线路 in Arizona for selected grade

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

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

7 bolts to the anchor. Steep jugging into an interesting slabby top half. Best warmup in the immediate area.

First bolt is super high but on very easy terrain.

Just around the corner of Om Sweet Om on the dark face. Crimps and edges!

pocketed overhanging face to the right of Mordor

Technical climbing to a great steep section and a little slab as well.

Start from a flat rock with a low bolt toward the right side of the wall.

Great moves from the start that ease less than you might think in the middle. As a bonus the top has a thoughtful section as well. Don't let that wide crack scare you either.

This climb starts where the trail that follows the drainage turns to the right away from the cliff. Same start as Monster Buck but moves right from the dark bulge of rock that marks the start of these routes.

Chossy fun with a surprisingly engaging crux.

Starts off the big boulder at the very right end off the wall. It's currently the only route that starts from there. Harder than it looks!

Located left of Aqua-Vulva.

Starts by the tree.

Not advisable to climb if anyone is on either Steve's Arete or The Green Ripper as it's a little tight and doesn't have it's own anchors, that said it does climb it's own legit line. A series of positive crimps up a lightly overhanging face.

Commonly climbed to the anchors of Green Ripper (to the right) and used to set draws on the lower.

Incredible arete climbing. First few bolts seem to have been chopped (chossy part) and new bolts to the right added for a diagonal start through better rock. There is a single pin in the chossy part under the route.

Direct Start

Very thin face to small roof.

bolts can be supplemented with a number of optional 0.5 Camalots

Up orange slab just left of left facing corner. Step left onto arête and face moves to anchor

Crux in first pitch is high dependent, 5.11a for the tall, and 5.12a for short.