Climb the start of the route that is shared with Yearnin and Learnin, a long leftward traverse around the second or third bolt will see you to the upper part of the route, where you will be trending leftward more than you would think.  Head toward the anchor that is shared with Armed and Dangerous. This route has suspect rock, just like all the others I tried here.

Repeat Offender

Yearnin' and Learnin'

Ms. Adventure

Walk the Line

Armed and Dangerous

Greg's Arete

Bad Reputation

Bull Rider

Rest Training Order

Innocent Bystander

Resisting a Rest

Tricky start leads to some pretty cool climbing up some huecos.  The climbing is good, but the rock is a little but flaky in places.

Start shares a common bolt with Repeat Offender, the climb to the left.  Head up and right on good holds with long moves. Save some juice for thin moves near top.

A short sport route. The second bolt is pretty bad.

Thin moves off the ground lead to jugs. Shake out, then punch on through using a variety of technique to follow a thin seam which curves up and right. Move slightly left and follow bolts straight up face to chain anchors. Super fun. 

Start on the junky slab below the gray stripe on the steep face above.  Carefully climb your way up to the first bolt, which is about 20 feet up.  Clip the first bolt, catch your breath, and head up the beautiful, juggy, steep water streak. No hold is smaller than a finger pad, but the route is so steep that you are still working for it.   

  If it were not for the sketchy start to the route, I would give this route four stars.  One of the best steep 12a's in Red Rock.

Starts at a small roof, and climbs up the wall just to the right of a huge pod. 

Start with thin hand and foot matches to jugs.  Move out right to crux roof with slopey holds.  Gets better everytime you climb the route.  Awesome photo spot, bring your camera.

Start infront of the low right angle roof, pull a hard move up and right, and continue up three bolts on a large variety of thin varnish plates to the car sized hueco / cave.  The varnish plates are surprisingly solid but far too thin to survive hard abuse, pull gingerly!   Reach as far as you can to clip the bolt above the cave, then pull up and out of its left side.  Continue up, mostly left of the bolt line, doing your best to avoid the thin flakes to your left.  Pull one final crux to the anchors where the holds seem to disappear for a second.  Either stick clip or stem up to pre-clip the first bolt.

Thin start leads to fun climbing on solid varnished rock.

Stem to good hold. Hard crimping and sequenced feet through the 2nd bolt followed by sustained moderate climbing. 

This wall is a great escape for the day. It combines a variety of fun and technical routes with a magnificent view of Bridge Mountain.   Due to the wall's northern exposure, most routes are in the shade until late afternoon (with the exception of Bull Rider). Well worth the walk. 

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