This variation was quite popular and allows you to work the upper moves of the boulder, skipping the lower crux.Jump Start: Grab a sharp LH sidepull and jumpstart/deadpoint to a RH crimp. Make a couple crimpy moves to the flat jugs. Downclimb the ramp.The original start goes at V6/7 and starts matched on the flat undercling.

The Provider (Jump Start)

Gangrene

Sunset Wall

The Provider

Twin Cracks

Broken Wings

The Only Issue

Cubik

Buttermilk Mustache

True Grip

Stress Test

Five Eleven to Nowhere

Sharma Soul Patch

Men at Work

Straight on Bong Blvd

Top Rope to Nowhere

South Face Traverse

Wings of Steel

Super Fuzz Big Muff

An uncharacteristically thuggy problem for area. Start in the undercling. Move to a large and comfortable left hand pinch. Set up your feet and get completely horizontal sticking a sloping jug 5ft diagonally right. Opt out of the chossy top out and downclimb the ramp instead. Careful to pad out the concrete firepit.

Short climb on the narrow east facing column. A great candidate for rebolting if we can get park permission.

A beautiful looking wall with a couple diagonal cracks and rails running up the length of it. Follow the cracks and sloping rail up and to the right. Finish on the apex of the boulder to the right of the tree resting on the face.

Start on the flat undercling and move to the sharp LH sidepull. Deadpoint to a bad crimp and keep it together to reach the flat ledge. Downclimb the ramp.

Crux is just before getting halfway up the route. Fun, lead on small and somewhat tricky gear.

Climb straight up the large crack on the SW face of the Wings of Steel boulder. Located just NW of the concrete fire pit.

Start 5ft right of Wings of Steel. Climb straight up and straight right into a faint wide runnel. Top out on the flake shelf.

WARNING: Currently has a huge death block on it at about 12ft up.

 Difficult moves on overhung terrain leads to a couple really big reaches on big holds.

A classic Chandler problem in the eastern area of the park. Sit start. Crimping and technical footwork leads up an awesome arete to a crux 10 ft up. A must-do.

Climbs the right (NE) arete of the Stryper Wall. Start just left of the arete.

Climbs 5ft left of Men at Work up the left side of the face. Climb through the vertical ripples, into the ugly runnel, and to the top. Stays off the left shelf that forms near the top.

A rarely climbed line. Follows the brown streak on the face all the way up and slightly left finishing on the apex of the face.

Just right of the left (SE) arete on the Stryper Wall. Climbs past 3 bolts to anchors.

An uncommonly dynamic boulder for Chandler Park. Climbs directly up the middle of the vertical/slightly overhanging face on the Buttermilk Mustache block. Start matched in a block-shaped notch, move through another good hold and a couple of intermediates into a precise dyno or desperate deadpoint to slot jugs at the top. A fun one definitely worth trying especially with its proximity to another classic.

Thin holds and flakes lead up the right side of an attractive face.

An ultra technical traverse. Ride the stunning undercling rail that runs the entire length of the wall. Start on the left by Wings of Steel and traverse right ending on the west corner or vertical crack. Often wet.

Short, sustained route that climbs the left hand side of the SE (left) arete of the Stryper Wall

Traverse the south face of the Wings of Steel boulder. Start on the cool square arete. Traverse left to Broken Wings and topout in the large crack.

A pretty and popular east Chandler problem. Slightly contrived. Start on the face a few feet to the right of the cool square arete. Climb up a series of crimps staying off the arete. Finish on the shelf at the top left. An eliminate but good quality.

A very worthwhile sector consisting of quality top ropes, boulders, and traverses.

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Routes in East Chandler