Climb Scrambled until about mid-height, then follow the bolts that head out left.

Scrambled with Chorizo

Hard Boiled

Mahogany Corner

Hard Poached

Scrambled

Riblet

Cracked Chorizo

Holy Moly

Bacon Slab

Eggstra Special

Stage Left

An alternative start to Scrambled with Chorizo that offers some easy trad. climbing.  This route is not in Bingham's guidebook.

Climb the slab below the obvious roof, following the line of bolts upward and trending right.

Climb through a couple of overlaps in the corner, placing gear and clipping one bolt along the way, before arriving at the large tree below the nice looking dihedral. The final 10 feet or so makes this climb worth doing! A bit of lichen at the bottom made the initial friction moves a bit dicey with limited protection so use caution getting off the ground.

We suspect that this is another Duane Ackerman route but can´t find any record.  Adding it to MP since it´s a fun route and is not in Bingham's guidebook..  Bolt protected below and above the trad. protected "white step". Crux is finding a key hold to pull on/over first small roof, then finding another key hold to move up.  May want to protect second move with a #3 in the horizontal.

Head up the right side of the Egg Wall, mostly a slab climb with a couple of small roof/overlap features.

A fun start leads past a couple of bolts to some mellow ground mid route where some gear can be placed. Up higher, the route gets a bit steeper where more bolts are found before reaching the anchor.

This route shares the first 4 bolts with Hard Boiled before cutting left and heading up to the obvious roof. Pull straight over the roof with bolts offering protection. Can use gear to supplement bolts before reaching the roof, although any runout between bolts is on pretty mellow terrain.

A fun route that offers well-protected friction slab climbing. Few actual hand and footholds until near the top of the route, but the mellow angle and adequate rock texture provide plenty of friction.

Climb the mellow slab (bolts and gear) before reaching a crack feature and placing gear for the last 30 feet or so of the route.A good mix of gear and bolts on this route.

Climb the low angle dihedral that trends up and left, and then head straight up a featured face.

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Routes in Egg Wall