Like the name says, probably the original way the face was climbed. A pure version of Pepsi Challenge but somehow slightly less envigorating. Start on the face in the rounded and very glossy right facing sidepull. Move up using any holds except the vertical crack and finish on the sloping jug. Top out.

Original Pepsi Challenge

Centipede

Larry King Live

Tin Man

Summit Challenge

Pepsi Challenge

Skateboard

Iron Man

A classic Avery crimp problem that will test your power! The stand start to Iron Man. Starts on a left hand crimp and right hand pinch. The thin crack to the right is off. 

Probably the best on the wall and only barely contrived. Start under the right side of the roof on a left hand flat jug and large right hand sidepull. Go up to the pocket pair and traverse left around the corner onto the Pepsi face and continue up the face. Instead of finishing on the arete jug, make a harder move to the sloper finish jug of Pepsi Challenge in the middle of the Pepsi face. Top out. A good challenge.

A classic arete climb that unfortunately became more dabby over time. Now, the pictured tree more or less blocks the original line. Use holds on both sides of the arete to make your way up.

Perhaps the hardest eliminate on the wall, an eliminate of an eliminate. Climbs Pepsi Challenge starting under the roof but eliminates the left crimp and only uses 3 holds on the face: the glossy right-facing sidepull, the crimp in the middle of the face, and the crimp/mono-undercling-crimp thing. Finish on the sloping jug. Top out.

 Named after the Summit Rock Gym.

A popular old school eliminate testpiece. The wall namesake. Start under the overhang, and move up the middle of the face. Get a few jumbled downpull crimps, and then the crux revolves around reaching into a high right hand crimp mono undercling, and then somehow pulling off it, stepping up, and through it all the way to a sloped/lip up high. Hard. Ask a local old guy for exact beta. Some close by holds from other problems are off.

Would be the best line on the wall if it wasn't so close to the tree. Climbs the arete starting under the roof with right hand on the large sidepull and left hand on a flat jug. Move up the arete using the pocket pair and crimps on both sides of the corner. Slam a jug on the arete about 12 ft up. The tree doesn't quite get in the way but still forces an awkward slightly leftwards topout.

Another old Pepsi eliminate. Start under the tree all the way to the right under the roof. Traverse left all the way past the crack into Tin Man staying low using holds on the face and under the roof. Top out on Tin Man. The crack and the blocky jug shelves to the left of Tin Man are OFF.

Shaded.  This wall sports some cool onverhanging problems.  The main corridor hosts a super long traverse all the way up to Troop Wall.

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Routes in Pepsi Wall