Okay, it may be a bit controversial to enter these routes, but the rock is on NP land, and they've been described in various guidebooks.

This is a nice, face climb that challenges the average climber.  You'll get a decent workout for a short climb.

Find a set of 4 bolts on the left side of the west face.  You should probably bring wires or possibly small cams to protect the stretch to the first bolt.  The crux seemed to be between the 1st & 2nd bolts.

Sunshine Daydream

Nothing Like the Sun

Tim's Solo

Sunshine Face

Solar Panel

South Ridge

Curtains

This is the farthest left of the three routes next to the window, just left of

Solar Panel

.  A couple fun intro moves (maybe protectable with a finger-size cam?) bring you to the first bolt.  This is also the first of two distinct cruxes.  Another zinger, this shorty packs a punch.  It is solid 11d and very fun movement.

Okay, it may be a bit controversial to enter these routes, but the rock is on NP land, and they've been described in various guidebooks.

This is an obscure route on a mildly obscure rock.  You can lead or TR it.  It feels a bit stiff for 5.8.  It's sort of a completion route or filler route...except maybe to Tim.

Find this route on a ledge to the right of

Sunshine Daydream

&

Sunshine Face

.  Ascend an unprotected stretch that feels 5.9 to gain a left-angling crack and easier climbing near a bolt and then a 2 bolt anchor.

A few other TR variations exist to the left.  You can move up to a shallow, left-facing features, then traverse right to gain the left-angling crack about 20 ft up.  Also, you can angle left from the shallow, left angling feature up and over a small bulge at about 11a.  There is a bolt above the difficulties on this variation.

Okay, it may be a bit controversial to enter these routes, but the rock is on NP land, and they've been described in various guidebooks.

This is a pleasant line up near the left edge of the west face of this moderately obscure crag.  It can be found by locating a second set of bolts from the left.

Start on a boulder, move right, clip 3 bolts.  It feels a bit easier to the right of the bolts.  It's ~5.9 to the left of the bolts.  You can continue past an anchor going up with a #0.75 Camalot, a long sling, and a #3 Camalot to the anchors above

Sunshine Daydream

. Rap.

Just left of

Curtains

, this is the center line of the three routes just right of the window.  Thin foot work and some good face climbing take you to the anchors on this route.  For four bolts, it really is quite good and fulfilling.  It is pretty stout calling this 11a, but I guess it is pretty fair.

Okay, it may be a bit controversial to enter these routes, but the rock is on NP land, and they've been described in various guidebooks.

This is a modest route on an moderately obscure rock.  It follows the blunt, south ridge for a few hundred feet.  Not a destination climb, but if you are there....

Find the approximate nadir of the rock.  This does require some scrambling.

P1.  Ascend a nice, low-angled crack with some brief stemming.  There is a chockstone on the right at the crux.  170'.  5.7.

P2. The crux of this pitch seems to be right off the belay, 7+, little pro.  Then dance up a fun face section, perhaps PG-13.  Save a #3 & #3.5 Camalot for the belay.  200'.  5.7+.

P3. Drop down into a slot/chimney, move over to the slab and cruise up easier terrain to a 2 bolt anchor.  110'.  5.5.

You can rap off the anchor to the west into a slot and down.  You may be able to continue another pitch to the top of the

Sunshine Daydream

anchor and rap.

This is the easiest of three routes just right of the namesake window feature on the West side of the rock.  This route jams, laybacks, and stems through the obvious open corner right of two bolted lines.  It even has a nice offwidth move.

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Routes in Window Rock