Hitchhikin' to Heaven climbs the slightest slab to the right of Earth. Small holds and feet will keep you on toes until standing on top.

Hitchhikin' to Heaven

Fire Proof Pickle Suit

Earth

Pluto

Top Heavy

Earth stand-starts on the obvious holds at chest level. Climb through series of good holds and pockets and into the initial crux. At the midway ledge rest it up and prep yourself for the committing, no going back, second half. True crux is above the Midway Ledge.

Named in a ode to some of the youngsters on my climbing team. You'll have to ask them for a definition... 

  FPPS is a great highball on a secluded wall that climbs through high quality Coconino Sandstone features. Great movement! My vote as the best line on the wall because of the endurance style moves and the less gnarly top out as the others to the right.

Pluto is the easiest and shortest problem and hosts the friendliest top out on the wall. Uncharacteristic of the other climbs in the area. Climbs through a series of horizontal mail slots and interesting pockets. A great warm up and good rock!

Top Heavy is a nice line on good orange rock. Steep dynamic movement through positive holds and fun sequences leads to a very committing and high 'Kelly Mantle'. The crux of Top Heavy may be pulling over the top way out from the hands of your spotters.

Tall cirque of rock down from trailer park. Near "Pictograph" Cave.

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Routes in Blue Marble Wall