At left side of buttress climb the shallow flake to a small overlap.  Pull past this to a bolt, then head up to top.

Trundlasaurus

Tyranasaurus Rox

Bushman

Just Like Old Times

Passing Out Rox

Christmas Present

Holy Guacamole

No Experience Necessary

Dewey Used To Love It

Passing Out Wolf Tickets

Idiot Savant

Overhung and Underrated

Scramble up the to ledge to where the bolts start. Follow the left most bolt line on the cliff. Three variations.

1) (5.9+) Stay in the chimney and reach right occasionally to clip the hangers.

2) (5.10+) Only use the cliff right side of the chimney utilizing mostly the face holds. Technical climbing between the face and chimney. Top out left after the fourth bolt.

3) (5.11+) Stay on the face following the bolt line. After the third bolt traverse slightly right on to Trundlasaurus then clip the fourth bolt on your left and continue direct on the face using a small piece of trad gear on the face between the fourth bolt and the anchor.

The anchor allows top rope access for Bushman, Trundlasaurus, Tyrannosaurus Rox, and Passing Out Rox.

Climb Trundlasaurus to the bolt.  From here, head right then up to the top.

Start in the gully and climb the face to a right facing flake/crack feature.  Climb it to the top.

Climb the fun traditionally protected boulder style start that deposits you on the ledge (one of two original starts to PASSING OUT WOLF TICKETS). Make your way passed three bolts to get to the next section of traditional climbing (left of the arete is harder). Bring some TCUs or C3s to protect the section above the third (and last) bolt.

TYRANNOSAURUS ROX(5.10) originally started on TRUNDLASAURUS(5.10d) and both routes were mostly traditional with only one shared bolt. Original 'Rox' veers cliff right after what is now the second bolt of TRUNDLASAURUS and finished on the arete in between TRUNDLASAURUS and PASSING OUT WOLF TICKETS(5.10).

Some folks like to use both bolted lines to double rope TRUNDLASAURUS and TYRANNOSAURUS ROX. This is because you literally can take a couple of steps left or right and be on either route.

This area is squeeze job central (if ever there was a place, this would be it).

Climb the face to a right facing flake.  Crank the flake and head to the top.

Climb the overhanging hueco face past three bolts to the top.  Crowders pioneer Wes Love was once described by me in Climbing Magazine as "the ever present Mr. Love".  He dropped out of the scene for awhile and the route name was a jab at my missing in action friend (who's little known real first name was Dewey).

Climb the obvious line up the face.  There is a lone wolf bolt way up there.

A short but pumpy route with a couple different variations.

START VARIATIONS

1)No Exp. Start (5.6)- Start on the obivious crack left of the direct start under the first bolt. Climb to the big ledge and traverse right staying low to the first bolt.

2)DIRECT Start (5.11) - Start directly under the first bolt. Get high feet and throw to a crimp directly above the first bolt (short person beta) or throw for the ledge a bit higher than the crimp.

ALTERNATE ENDINGS

1)Undercling(5.10+) - Follow the undercling and clip the two bolts above it. Continue cliff right on smeared feet until you can reach for the hold above the undercling to traverse left and slightly above the anchor.

2)DIRECT (5.11) - Once you clip the second and third(last) bolt, make big moves on small face features left onto the face of the undercling instead of following the undercling right.

Chimney the wall and boulder to get to the first bolt or scramble up the boulder.

Follow the bolted line to the top. Some people take supplemental gear to place in between the last bolt and the anchor.

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Routes in Trundlasaurus Wall