This climb is right of Super Hero. It is 5.9 to the 1st anchor and still needs to be cleaned to go to the second anchor.

Blue Falcon

Father Daughter Dance

Mega Man

The Bat

Crystal Mess

Upper Blue Falcon

Super Hero

Scorpion Queen

Gambit

Beefys Playhouse

James's Priorities

Silver Surfer

The Oracle

Stegosaurus

Dynamic Duo

Unknown

Metallic Gray

Third route from the left end of the Super Hero Wall. 5.10- to the first anchor (Lowering anchor) 5.11 all the way the rock keeps getting better and the climbing gets harder as you move to the top use a 70m rope or lower to mid anchor it is far to the top.

May be a couple of reachy moves including the start.  Traverses slightly right from the start then follows the faint seam up until the last two bolts that traverse slightly right to the anchor for Dynamic Duo.

Second route on the right side of Superhero Wall.  From pockets, climb 10 foot right-facing flake to obvious break.  This is the start of the crux. Bolts veer slightly right through gently overhanging pockets and crimps.

will be a great climb but I need to go back and knock off a loose block that sits above your belayer! climbs up to 3 large crystal filled pods.

Climb straight up above the firs pitch of the Blue Falcon anchor. The route continues to get harder through the steep wall as it approaches a blank light gray colored, vertical slab. Difficult moves lead through this section to better holds. Continue to the chain anchor.

Left of Crystal Mess. Starts on a flake, moves right, across a slab, into a red, right-facing dihedral.

Start by climbing the "Unknown 5.10a" route (2nd bolt line from right). Climb above the first anchor to clip a silver bolt then traverse right on jugs. Continue a diagonal line right on thin, sharp crimps (.10d/.11a) up the steep gray face passing some big holes to a slabby area under an overlap. Follow the overlap up and left for a couple bolts (crux) to an insecure section then move right on the steep face to the big corner. Continue up jugs to the anchor, LONG PITCH!  

Thin sections with hard move over small roof to easier climbing in a corner anchor up left. Some loose rock near steep section.

The route goes up the left-facing corner to the right of Dynamic Duo, left of Scorpion Queen. Left of the alcove between these two climbs and about 20 feet off the ground locate a short, fairly wide ledge with a cactus in the middle of it and a bush on the right end. Start below the left end of the ledge, traverse on it right, and continue up the corner. (A direct route, though not protectable, looks not much harder and could be an option for the follower, but we didn't try it.) Follow the crack for protection, scooting to the right around what looks like it could be a loose block. Leave the corner short of the overhangs and head left. A horizontal crack/string of pockets provides your last pro before the ledge above the overhangs. Climb up left of the overhangs over less than stellar rock. Once on the ledge, go all the way left. There is some pro here, then an solid, if short, horizontal crack a few moves up over what is still quite steep terrain. For the last 15 feet or so climbing decidedly moderates and rock quality plummets. The belay bolts, clearly visible from the ground, are to the right of much of the route. A lower will take you well to the right of it. 

  While the climbing is not hard, the route was a heady adventure for a 5.11 leader and is not to be taken lightly. It is listed here more to explain the presence of the bolts way up there than to encourage their use, at least not until further improvements. The route was originally intended to continue up the corner for another pitch.

A great climb. Move a little left in the second crux.

Right-most route on Superhero Wall.  Starts on big pockets and becomes more technical as you climb to the anchors at the obvious break.

In the clean and obvious left-facing corner at the right end of the wall. Need to build a gear anchor. Can scramble down or use the easy ground as an opportunity to practice down-leading. An easy warm-up in the sun.

This climb climbs a cool crystal crack seam, and has a brief crux surmounting a orange bulge at the top!

A short route that offers thin technical climbing, on pretty good grey limestone.  Climbs on the right side of a small left facing dihedral, that begins about 15' up from the ground.

This route is one of the few bolted moderate multipitches in NM.  We cleaned off the big stuff but the route will require more ascents to really clean up.  The first two pitches are great on good rock while the rock quality deteriorates on the third pitch.  Any of these pitches can be combined, just watch out for rope drag. 

  1st Pitch - 5.9 60 feet   The crux is encountered just off the ground with hidden handholds and not much for feet.  After a few closely spaced bolts things ease up and slab out on the way to the anchor. 

  2nd Pitch - 5.9 70 feet   From the belay head slightly left and up on cool rock with some really neat holds.  A few tricky sequences are encountered but nothing as hard as the first pitch. 

  3rd Pitch - 5.9 60 feet   The rock begins to deteriorate slightly so this pitch is probably only worth doing if you want to get to the top.  Continue up from the belay to a final steep headwall just before the anchors.  Stay out of the dirty chossy corner to the left towards the top.

This is the large "slabby" looking wall to the right of the Bat Cave. It faces more to the north than the Bat Cave does but not quite as north as Gotham City so it catches sun in the early afternoon. The cliff is at least 200' tall and routes will be 2-3 pitches in length. There are a couple of routes on this wall courtesy of Lance Hadfield. 

  The wall is not as "slabby" as it appears and while an easier line or two may exist, much of the climbing will probably be in the 5.11 and 5.12 range.

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Routes in Super Hero Wall (Grey Wall)