Top rope in between Beth and LA Bandit. The first hold kind of looks like Minnesota. Fairly delicate face climbing with a few big throws at the top. So, pretty much the same as every other route on the wall. You can scramble up past Shaolin Minefield and set a top rope from above (not recommended) or climb Beth and traverse over to the chains (recommended). It's a pretty fun climb with smaller crimps and more balancy moves than its neighbors.

Minnesota

Shaolin Minefield

L.A. Bandit

Left Route

Shane

Seth

Beth

I found this route to be quite fun. Start where the ground starts to get steep. A cruxy start gets you to a good clipping stance. I would recommend stick clipping the first bolt or bringing a crash pad. Stick clipping is better because the ground is steep here. Fairly sustained climbing with a few decent rests, good crimps and some thin moves, reachy in places. Following that I found there were hard moves in between bolts with good clipping holds. 

  I had not tried this one before because I didn't know what it was like. Now I know that it is well worth doing. If you can get to the first bolt, you can do the route. 

Crimpy face climbing to big horizontal cracks to a roof. Getting over the roof to the anchors is the crux, though friendly bolting makes this move well protected. Despite how chossy it looks, this is actually a pretty fun route. It just sorely needs a thorough cleaning.

This is the second from the right climb on the wall. It definitely has decking potential if you miss the second clip. It's got more slope holds than the climbs to the left, so it can round out a workout. 

  This route is usually quite dirty at the beginning of the normal rock climbing season since it serves as a bit of a drain. 

  I wanted to give this thing the bomb but it seems like it would be worth while if it was clean.

This is the left-most route. Some people whine about its existence, but what else are you going to do, drive farther? The crux is getting off the ground with scary ground fall potential.

A good confidence-builder for someone breaking into the grade. Well protected and a hard finish. 

  Very fun moves and good clipping holds. We have found it to be maybe a bit reachy at times. The first clip does not need a stick clip. Crux is getting over the roof at the first bolt. 

  If this route was twice as long, and if there were ten more just like it, this would be a very popular crag...

The farthest right line near the dihedral. Funky finish. 

  Another Big Block sandbag route. Nice 5.11- climbing to the last bolt, then height-dependency kicks in. I'm 5'9" with a +2 ape index, and the top moves were solid 5.12. Quite possible that if you're 6'+ the 5.11 rating may be reasonable. Full-on knee bar rest just before the crux at the top and I still couldn't get to the chains. Definitely harder than the BB V4 boulder problems for us normal size folks. Good news is the bolts are close enough together at the top it goes at 5.11/A0.

This is the vertical wall located 15m to the west of the Bouldering Cave.From Left to Right:Left Route (5.9+/5.10-)Shane (5.9+/5.10-)Beth (5.11)Minnesota (5.11)L.A. Bandit (5.11)Seth (5.11)Shaolin Minefield (5.10)

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