Starting to the right of Twisted Soul, climb up and left traversing into the crux of Go-go Gadget. The crux is in the first few moves though the redpoint crux is fighting the pump. Look for the killer knee-bar shortly after the first crux!

Across the House

Go-go Gadget

Jungle Boogie

The Pinch of Death

Super Baddest

Twisted Soul

Feeding Frenzy

Shorty

Streaker

Super Bad

This one can be seepy and is badly in need of rebolting (as of August 2015). The redpoint crux is clipping the chains but can be solved by heel hooking up by your hands and reaching through to make the clip. Fun climbing up and to the right following a seam.

This route is just to the right as you climb up to the base of the wall. It looks like all jugs initially until you pull on and figure out the wall is all slopers. This route has deflated many an ego and inflated many forearms. That said, once you figure it out it will comfortably become your warm-up. Yelling "Go-go Gadget arms!" at the dyno crux at the top is required (at least once).

Left most route on the wall a bit detached from the other routes. Doesn't stay dry as well as the other climbs. Used to (may still) have a large partially detached block that you had to bear hug to get up the route. Despite that, fun and worth climbing when dry.

Stiff climbing with multiple cruxes. The low crux involves a deadpoint off of a small left crimp to a crappy right-hand sloper. Not sure where the actual "pinch of death" is.

This extension to Super Bad is possible even better with powerful moves followed by some delicate slabby climbing. Didn't have chains last time I climbed it just slings.

As I recall, this route involved awkward clipping and less interesting movement than the rest of the routes on the wall. Don't recall much more.

Super short and super fierce. One of my favorite climbs on this wall. Would make an awesome boulder problem if not for the horrid landing. This climb is beta-intensive with a wild dyno to the obvious horn followed by a gut wrenching mantle move. Stick clipping or clever pre-clipping of the first two bolts recommended.

I've heard this is a great route but never actually climbed it because it was always wet! Climb the obvious seeping seam left of center in the wall.

In my opinion, the best pitch on the wall. This route requires your whole bag of skills. It's techy, sustained and powerful all the way until the end. The technical crux comes after the third bolt but the redpoint crux is clipping the chains off of a horrible sloper.

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