Low-angle slab, with a small tree growing out of the cliff about midway up.

Child's Play (or "Senseless Bummer")

In Search of Sunrise

Unholy Act

Dirty Bird

Officer Dunlop

Endless Summer

Goodbye Blue Sky

Summer Sun

Pearl Necklace

Start with some slabby moves up to a puzzling undercling with bad feet to gain a FATTY jug at the overhang. From here a couple brutally off-balance and awkard moves gain a secure slab. From here enjoy the intuitive climbing on great positive jugs, edges, and flakes the whole way up. Two variations near the top, one goes right to an obvious juggy sidepull, the other (slightly harder) stays left in a small corner.

Start just under the overhang of "In Search of Sunrise" and work your way up the blunt prow/arete feature containing a small corner. Make a hard traverse move around the corner (first crux) continue up an easy (5.10ish) slab until the headwall steepens and your holds and feet run out. The technical crux comes in the last few bolts pulling up on dishes with VERY little in the way of feet utilizing either a heinous high step/mantle or insecure crimping/smearing, and then traversing slightly right to the anchors.

Fantastic and sustained slab movement. Delicacy is a must. Great route, though some of the pockets have a lichen problem, as with most of the routes on this wall.

This quirky route looks intimidating from the ground, based on the bold roof move.  The crux is actually on the upper section, however, as you move into balance-tastic wavy limestone moves.  A little chossy at the bottom, but decent otherwise.

Moves up a low ledge, through some choss, over a small roof, to a long, clean, slabby finish.  Some good sidepulls on the way.

A somewhat meander-y climb that pulls through a chunky bottom section onto rippled limestone.

This route has either seen very little traffic or is simply in need of a good clean. Thin, thin slab climbing with some cryptic sequencing up to a few pockets which unfortunately now contain a tree and lots of mud. This makes the crux nearly impossible. A loose headwall after pulling a small overhang near the top also adds to the choss factor.

With a good cleaning and some traffic, this could be a great route on par with some of the other delicate slab routes on the wall. The final headwall is great juggy fun, but watch for rocks!

Slabby start leads to a funky sequence establishing yourself over the slight overlap. Then relatively straightforward but fun climbing on interesting holds takes you to a good rest before another cruxy section before the anchors. This route is of similar quality to the others around it.

Fun route that starts steep and progresses into smooth, grey, eroded ripples.  Delicate moves are a must.

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Routes in Endless Summer Wall