Starts on a steep slab with technical skills and powerful pulling. Enjoy 5.11+ climbing for the first four bolts and then get ready to take on the psycho-killer roof pull from hell. Gain a very steep slab and be sure to get the next clip before you end up taking a monster ride that not even Six Flags can beat.

Coin Operated Killing Machine

Screaming Barfies

Upchuck

The Dope Boulder

The Puke Stain

Everyone is familiar with the feeling of getting wasted and waking up next to someone way uglier than they are. 

  This route is a guilty pleasure that feels nothing like that.  

  Starts in a crack, lets you stem, and then goes for layback move, after layback move after fun, burly layback move. 

  Not too terribly easy, not to terribly hard either. A great warm-up or good route to get on for that "one last send" to torture yourself at the end of a long day of working pitch, after pitch, after pitch, after pitch, after pitch, after pitch, after glorious pitch. 

  GET ON THIS ROUTE AND WORK OUT YOUR ISSUES!

Yet another sick route at The Hangover Wall! 

  A nauseating start with reachy, abstastic moves will test your core strength right from the get go. Mellow climbing in the lower, middle region of the climb gives way to an excellent rest on big holds. 

  Get it all back and check your head. The next series of moves are the business. Feel the heavy, heaving feelings of failure go from bad to worse as you try to tackle a head-splitting boulder problem with bowling ball holds and wicked pinches. The utter lack of feet will make those last few beers, that you had last night, come back to haunt you as this physically-demanding, core-strength-intensive workout beats the puke out of you and slams the toilet lid right on your headpoint. 

  This is a climb that requires you to eat your Wheaties and keep ahold of your lucky charms!

Danks has morning sun , afternoon shade and a 5 minute hike.

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