Good sharp pockets on a steep wall. Start as low as possible right under de first bolt (more fun) or take the ramp on the left to reach the bolt (easier). Trend left as you go up.

Wild Child

Chainsaw Charlie

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Huge overhanging crack that is actually not as hard as it looks thanks to strategically placed pockets. The bottom is full of loose rock and you will swing in the catsclaw if you blow the move – you have been warned! There is still some loose rock up high and the belayer should stand far from the wall.The top anchors can be a little spicy to access, consider slinging a boulder or anchoring yourself to the Wild Child anchor with a second rope if you are not comfortable with the terrain.

Some wild moves to get established, awkward transitions between face and crack climbing, and very joyful mix of fingers, hands, and offwidth crack sizes. Some loose blocks are still present, don't pull, jam the crack behind them! The belayer should stand far from the potential rock fall zone.The top anchors can be a little spicy to access, consider slinging a boulder or anchoring yourself to the Wild Child anchor with a second rope if you are not comfortable with the terrain.

 

Handful of short routes in the Cerbat Foothills Recreation Area.

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Routes in Glam Metal Wall