Pretty Little Trees

Apples and Oranges

Soul Food

Risky Business

Unhinged

Clips and Salsa

Animal Attraction

High Dive

Gypsy

Owl Crack

Happy Accidents

Falling into Place

Stretched Canvas

Hot Tips

My Way or the Highway

Call of the Wild

Afrodiety

Afternoon Delight

Chunky Monkey Express

El Toro

Usual Suspects

Burnt Umber

Lasting Impressions

Dihedral with crux getting from bolt 1 to bolt 2, Thin, technical feet on smears and thin edges in chimney-like movement but well protected by first bolt. After 2nd bolt traverse left to overhanging hand crack with some hero moves on loose rock but good pro. Top section 10-

Fun overhanging start, then a slab finish.

Steep start over nice jugs past two bolts, then into nice jams to top on gear. Fun and varied climbing.

Shares blocky start (and first four bolts) with Gypsy then transitions right, around corner and onto face. 

Start is left of afrodiety corner on dark, clean face with two bolts (5.9+) onto ledge, step left and ascend steep crack. The route contains a variety of climbing in such a short pitch, including crimps and slopers down low on the bolted section, to offwidth, tight hands, jugs, and stemming. Some of the rock in the crack, especially up high is soft and friable, it may clean up some over time but will likely add excitement to your day for years to come. Hopefully you wont come unhinged before the top-out! 

But how do I start...A fun sequence of good crimps and some tricky beta to feel comfortable moving through 3rd bolt and get the clip. Move our right and jugs to the finish. A smart climber finds the fun no hands rest...

Crux moves over a roof and on to face, some fun movement and specific beta makes it feel great and unique. 5 bolts, extend bolt 4.

High Dive hugs the arete bulge above Burnt Umber. It can be done in one pitch by linking Burnt Umber into High Dive or...there's plenty of room to bring a friend or three up to the ledge. Either way it's a blast. Should be noted that there's a LOT of dirt on the diving board, also, mind your rope. Super fun and makes for the 'longest' route at Bob Ross.

blocky start to dihedral with great stemming, tricky footwork, and small crimps. Fun. Closely bolted so it feels like you are always on toprope, even on lead. 

Fun route with cool roof crux. Protects well with gear but climbs more like sport route. 

Super fun roof with great positioning for opposing feet and back on opposite sides with a hand crack too!. Cool movement, wish is wasn't so short.Matt and I did this line on a whim and it turned out great, like Bob Ross says, sometimes unplanned events can be turned into something beautiful (happy accidents).

Work through bulge and on to face with good thin rails. Can be connected to route extension above High Dive but lots of rope drag.

Past two bolts on black/clean face (shares this start with Unhinged). Then move up and slightly right toward steep hand and finger crack. Stem, jam, and crimp your way to 2 bolt anchor. The first ascent was done in June at 110 degrees, hence the name!

Fun route. Crux is about half way up getting over a little hump.

Easier than it looks from the bottom. It's hard to TR because the rope gets pulled into the roof crack. 

Same start as Call of the Wild. Shares first 2 or 3 bolts, depending on where you belay, then moves left to the crack. 

Sweetly insecure. Delicate,  smeared feet up to a sharp crimp, grab the bull by the horns and pull thru the final easy moves. In loving memory of my father Wayne who taught me so much about patience, persistence, humility, compassion, and love. 

Fun, moderate warm up between burnt umber and Gypsy.

Crux bulge that leads in to fun short face climbing. Note: Best route for extending in to High Dive which makes for a fun 11 bolt route all the way up the wall.

Work up through overhanging crack and some good holds on to face. .5 - #4. Use lower bolt for ledge belay.

The highest wall above wildlife canyon on left. From the right angle, and with the right pharmacological encouragement, it apparently looks like a profile of Bob Ross - who everyone knows is awesome!

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Routes in Bob Ross Wall