This is the short route on the left.  Some thin almost bouldery moves will take you up to a horizontal.  Here you need to have some 3/4 inch cams (yellow and orange Metolius).  Then up on more thin holds to a burly mantle move and the anchors.  The route could have gone higher and maybe someday will.

Anita

Persistence of Time

Anthrax

Sound of White Noise

Fistful of Metal

Stomp 442

Anthrax Dihedral

Harvey Dent AKA Lichen You

Death Wish

Tricky slab. Gear is ok but spaced out. Do not fall! At the second horizontal plug in all the small cams you got and gun for the top.

The right hand bolted route. If you climb right on the bolts at the bottom using thin crimps, as Schmidt intended, the grade is 12c.  If you climb the nice arete to the right and stretch out to clip the bolts the whole thing will feel about .11a-ish.  This last way of climbing it is really enjoyable and I would give that 3 stars.

The better protected and better movement of the two face routes around the corner from "Anthrax".

Awesome face route with crimps, pockets, and pinches to pull on. 

  Goes straight up the face, starting left of the crack and then climbing straight through it.

The dihedral and roof to the left of "Anita".

There's no pro for the first ~15' so it's PG13 unless you scramble up on the right side to place a piece before starting.

 First half is a steepening slab with ample edges and ledges amongst the lichen. Pull up and right onto a ledge and a steep start to the crack. Great jams and pro in the crack, some friable rock outside.

 I imagine this has been climbed before. Anyone know the FA and real name?

Good protection ends with a loose finish.

At the north end of the main spine is a tall grey wall with two bolted routes and some easy trad lines.  It can be quite noisy due to its proximity to the road, but can also be a shaded treat on hot days.

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Routes in 12. Anthrax Wall