Easy start, fun route without a well defined crux.  Once the climb goes more vertical (about 25 feet up) the climbing is pretty sustained 5.7 - 5.8 stuff.  Rock quality is somewhat poor, however.

Tall Frog

Coyote Business

Shrieking Chimnoids

Windsong

Mexican Radio

Two for a Peso

Frog

Ribbit Roof

Face to roof with good pro and more face above.

Slabby start to large undercling.  Work above bulge then up slab and crystal climbing.

Enjoy contorting your body into awkward positions and squeezing yourself into tight spaces?  If so this is the climb for you.   

  The crux, which comes early and takes good gear, leads to a wider, featured chimney and moderate, less-than-vertical face climbing.  The latter portions were runout but mild. 

  This climb, like most chimney routes, will appeal to a limited audience.

Starts up crack that is Coati Trot then heads left up face.

Start under (in) the tree.  Stout slabby section leads to crystal climbing above.

Semi-bolted line on the far right (east) of Ribbit Wall. A long runout on very easy rock takes you to the first bolt over waves low angle rock. Climb straight up with a mix of trad gear and bolts. Surmount roof on fun holds and amazing feet that you can't see anymore once you commit, and then hop (frog!) up over the lip. Straight up the face to the chains. Short but very fun. 

Tricky face climbing to big roof above.  Obvious bolt line to the left of the Manzanita, but definitely requires gear!

Located on the back (south) side of New Wave Wall, Ribbit Wall provides some typical Windy Point slabby, crystally climbing on mostly vertical rock.

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