This is the second pitch to either:

The Power of the Schwartz

, or

Dot Matrix

. From the belay, head up the standard, flared crack to where it pinches down. Traverse left as it pinches down. The crux comes at the top. Clip a bolt and make some stem moves to an anchor above. As with others, the more lichen that gets cleaned off this, the better it will be!

Pizza the Hut

Princess Vespa

Hyperactive Speed

Dot Matrix

The Bleeps, Sweeps, and the Creeps

Ludicrous Speed

Lonestar

Power Of the Schwartz

Over My Helmet

Comb the Desert!

Dink Dink

Beam You Down

Hail Screwed

Work up the bolted face on crimps, sidepulls, and slopers. Find the rests in between the strenuous pulls. Follow a trending rail to anchors. Great rock. There is a tricky first section.

This is a bit dirty, but it will clean up nice. Clip a bolt to get you started in a crack that keeps on going! Good jamming and stemming lead you high up the cliff to where anchors are visible on the right on a ledge. Do an airy stem to gain, and mantle onto the ledge.

Climb the bolted start as for

The Power of the Schwartz

. After gaining the corner and making a few chimney moves, find the obvious, positive hand rail and traverse right out across the roof placing a piece and clipping a bolt before gaining the ledge and anchor for

Beam You Down

. This has fun, steep climbing with fun, easy, exposed moves!

This is an awesome route up some great featured stone. Move through the bolts by traversing left and right via the path of least resistance. 20 feet before the ledge with the anchors, traverse left five feet to gain a perfect hand crack that pinches down to a featured finger crack to the ledge.  Superb!

This is a  continuous crack that eventually ends with the same hand crack as on the

The Bleeps, Sweeps, and the Creeps

. The crack opens and closes enough to make it protect-able. Pulling over the slight roof as it trends right on small jams is excellent!

This is a great route that climbs past some steep and interesting features. Pull past the beginning on jugs and trend slightly left with some balance. As you continue, trend right and up some more steep terrain until you gain the difficult mantle and reach before a few moves to the anchor.

A few bolts protect the approach up towards the left-facing dihedral. The balancy moves through the bolts is the crux. Once you gain the crack in the corner, it is a straightforward jam on featured rock until the apex of the crack where a large ledge traverse left leads you to a cruxy move to the ledge with shared anchors for

The Bleeps, Sweeps, and the Creeps

. If you go far left of the large ledge and place gear, you can gain a seam just below the roof and traverse in, and over the ledge to the anchors.

This shares the first 20 feet of

Comb the Desert!

. From the dihedral, you go left onto the face for some hard moves that leave you to the arete and some ledgy terrain. Gain the upper section on big but steep holds up the arete. 3/4 of the way up, get a good rest and finish the route on some thin balancy moves to the large ledge and the same anchors as

Comb the Desert

. Good pumpy route! To decrease rope drag, you may want to extend some of the draws lower on the route. A 70m rope gets you to the broken ledge and some down climbing. Two ropes are better!

This is a nice long pitch that packs a punch at the end. There is a little bit of everything on this one. Start off with a brief scramble to the dihedral. Sink some fingers in the corner until the dihedral ends. Walk up the ramp and clip a bolt in the broken overhang. Stem, and move past supplementing the bolt with a buried 0.5 Camalot in a slot. Move up some flared cracks towards the obvious two foot roof. Clip a bolt at the roof's lip and make some creative moves past the roof. Some fun face climbing follows till the base of a short, shallow dihedral. Clip bolts to the apex of the dihedral where things get difficult. Make some tenuous moves to gain the ledge and anchors.

This is a good warm-up route for the wall. Climb easy terrain to clip the high first bolt. Though the rock is poor in some places, the moves are fun, and with traffic it will clean up. The crux comes mid-route in the steep terrain. A gaston and big moves yield a jug!

This has steep climbing through a roof. The crux comes moving through and over the roof. It requires strong body tension moves.

Pull some tricky moves off the ground and go past two bolts. From here, make some awkward jams and laybacks with gear.

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