Sustained climbing up a vertical face that you eventually expect to let up, but it never quite does. The finish trends left near the top, but you can head right to the anchor of Blowback for an alternate finish (at a similar grade).

Tapestry in Motion

California Dreaming

Blowback

Wild Tangent

Illusions

Tired of the Slaughter (AKA:  Stop Killing Wolves)

Tired of All The Possibilities of It All

Never Snows in Hueco

Modest House in a Modest Neighborhood

Rogue Pack (AKA: OR7 Memorial Route)

Den of Iniquity

Long Story Short

Straight up through highly featured rock into a wide crack/dihedral feature fun and 3D movement. 

Link-up of Tired of All The Possibilities of It All to Rogue Pack. Start on Tired... clipping three bolts then traversing left clipping the link-up bolt before joining with Rogue Pack at the ledge-y handhold. This combines the cruxes of Tired... and Rogue... resulting in a harder variation than either route by itself. Using a long draw for the first bolt after the traverse helps with rope drag. 

A sequence of liebacks following four independent bolts. Then traverse left in the upper sections, ending either at the anchors of Long Story Short or Den of Iniquity. There is one bolt added in between Den and Long Story to connect the routes. Same rating for both finishes. 

Link-up of Rogue Pack to Tired of All The Possibilities of It All. Start on Rogue Pack climbing to the ledge-y handhold after the 3rd bolt and then traverse right clipping the link-up bolt before joining with Tired of All The Possibilities of It All. This skips the cruxes of Rogue and Tired resulting in a slightly easier variation than either route by itself. Using a long draw for the first bolt after the traverse helps with rope drag but makes for an awkwardly low clip.

Make use of marginal handholds and some good footwork to survive the physical climbing and clipping down low. Tricky lower angle climbing up higher requires some attention to stay out of trouble until the chains.

Overhanging climbing with some crumbly rock still remaining. The bottom 5 ft of the route is often wet. The second-to-last bolt (5th from the ground?) is midway through the crux and is strenuous to clip, but the fall is clean even if you fall clipping.The difficulty eases around the last (6th?) bolt, but can feel quite pumpy after pulling the crux.

A bouldery start through a steep bulge leads to some fun, slightly pumpy edging.  

Gently overhanging with tiring but non-cruxy climbing to a less steep and trickier finish. You'll end up very close to Never Snows in Hueco at the end, sharing a foothold or two, but different handholds. Strong candidate for the best route on The Studio.

Thin face climbing with difficult feet leads to slightly steeper, but juggier finish.

Short but fun and has a balancy start followed by pumpy liebacks and juggier finish. Bolting should keep you out of the tree. Anchor biner gates are quite stiff so you may be better off placing your own draws for leads.

Shorter wall with a nice variety of routes that all pack a punch. If approaching from Quarantine Wall, follow the base of the cliff to the right. As the trail begins to head up a steep slope, cut to the right on a newer trail (easier) and follow it around the rise and straight to the sector. The Studio is just left of Old Growth Wall.

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