Boulder through a gritty roof to a steep face. Place a cam or two and move up to gain the steep shallow corner chute like feature. Bolts protect the upper section. 

Flight of the Corndogs

The Milagro Corndog War

Jeremiah was a Corndog

Butch Cassidy and the Corndog Kid

A Tale of Two Corndogs

How to Train your Corndog

The Girl with the Corndog Tattoo

Free Range Corndog

Even Corndogs Get the Blues

Corndog Upraising

You Ain't Nothing but a Corndog

The Velveteen Corndog

Cornish Gamedog

Corndog Millionaire

Little House on the Corndog

A Corndog Named Desire

Full Metal Corndog

Wow this route is really cool for the area. Tricky start, thin reachy crux and a sweet technical exit. Are you not entertained!!

This is a TR problem that exits a steep roof and pulls up to a horizontal. The route can finish several ways. Should have bolts soon however rock is suspect to hold good bolts at the lip so....we shall see.

Boulder up past a few bolts and enter the unprotected squeeze chimney up high. A bolted anchor without chains is high up on the right.

Tricky bouldering past two bolts then move left to gain a crack in a v slot. Work upward to a ledge past another bolt and the anchor.

There are a couple of ways to climb this obvious chimney like feature on the far right side of the Corndog Wall

Boulder up past a couple of bolts and move left up high to two more bolts before the anchor.

Bouldery start, fun face climbing, 3 bolts, chain anchor up high.

Face climbing up a low angle chute past 3 bolts to a chain anchor.

Weird bouldery start leads to "funner" slab climbing above.

Climb water streak past 4 bolts to a chain anchor.

Climb an arete out of the trees placing gear up to a single bolt and the crux. A chain anchor awaits you on a tiny ledge prior to the summit.

Fun bouldery start which is the v0+ crux, then 5.6 climbing to a chain anchor. 

Climb up right side of waist high shelf and face climb past 5 bolts to a chain anchor.

Face climb up the black holds to a ledge, continue up and right to gain another sloping ledge. The bolt at the crux is in hollow sounding rock. Chain anchor at the top.

Tricky start followed by sustained climbing in a shallow corner. Several exit options exist.

Step up on the left side of a waist high shelf and fight your way up positive holds past 4 bolts to reach the chain anchor. 

The Corndog Wall is a 30' wall along the north side of the Stairway Loop trail. The majority of the routes are bolted and range from 5.5 to 5.11 currently. The rock is coarse and getting better with time. Many of the routes have seen few ascents so bear in mind that we are still in the break in phase. It is imperative that climbers are mindful of hikers and keep the trail free of gear and pets. This area has been in the back of our mind for years while we worked on taller routes in the vicinity. Eventually we all came around to the idea of a quick hit sport climbing area that was easy to access and quick to climb. Jarrod Webb led the charge on the basic outline of the routes and especially the Corndog theme. I think years of gas station corndogs finally took their toll. If you meet him thank him for his hard work, hell... buy him a corndog

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Routes in The Corndog Wall