Cool route up the right side of the cave.  Start in a dihedral and stem up to the roof.  Pull the roof and take a rest.  Don't clip the bolt in the upper dihedral (the straight up version has not been sent).  Clip the bolt on the right, move right, then up and back left to the top of the dihedral.  Up to anchors.  The crux is after the rest and is a powerful boulder problem.

Galactic Hitchhiker

Mission To Mars

Do The Bosco

Lunar Lander

Gravitational Pull

Sun Dogs

Random Orbital

Infinite Impobability Drive

Apollo 13

Fractal Universe

Space Cowboys

Just my Imagination

Alien Friction

Muppets in Space

Starship Trooper

Best 12d in Arizona.  Short vertical section gets you to a ledge for a rest.  Then blast off up steep rock on good holds.  Great moves all the way to the anchor.

This is a nice route named after a great dog and his reaction to falling rocks.

 I have always found the start to be harder than the supposed crux. Even on the send I knew it was going to go once I to got to the rest below the crux without falling. However it seems most people feel differently, so check it out and see for yourself.

 Boulder up & right out of the cave on stout moves to a rest. Continue up to a good stance below the crux. Clip the bolt and gun it for the next one. Continue up easier but thoughtful moves on softer rock to the anchor.

This route would feel harder if not for the napping ledge in the middle. Excellent crux above the ledge, followed by some long juggy pulls.

Starts on Lunar Lander through bolt 6 then does a cool traverse right and pulls the crux through the obvious roof.  Pass anchor above the roof and finish on M2M anchor.  Lower anchor is helpful for cleaning.  A great addition to a great crag!

A tricky start leads to steep bulges, and finishes with a fun roof move.   May be a bit sandy.

Fun face climbing leads to a solution pocket crux.

Easy slab climbing up to steep moves into poorer quality rock.  Decent route, not as good as other route in area though.

I can't remember if David said this was 11- or 11+.  Anyway, the crack to the right of Space Cowboy

Scary crack to the left of Space Cowboys.

Arete to the left of Mission To Mars. This route is really, really fun.

A good, vertical sport route with a couple cruxes and a spicy feeling finish.

Newer route to the left of the main area, cool slab climbing up to awkward move into pod/chimney and out roof.  Pretty sure Erik Wolfe put this up, was out with John Burcham and saw him cleaning something in this area.

This is the warm-up of the area, with fun face climbing up good rock.  Cruxy at the bottom & top, with fun cruising in between. 

  Follow bolts up and left, then back right, then straight up to the anchor.

This West facing Wall holds some of the best concentrated sport climbing in Sedona. Rock quality runs from poor to great.

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Routes in The Planetarium