Begin in a hand crack with an undercut, and climb to the top of a large block and nice ledge.  From the ledge, continue up steepish face with good holds passing 2 bolts.

Babies Have Rabies

Roof Pendant

KYBHT!

Topographic Reversal

Mass Wasting

Get Crazy With the Cheese Wiz

Xenolith

Day Old Mackerel

Punctuated Equilibrium

Paleosol

Hooose

Ft Mac Gravy Train

Ultramafic

Bioturbation

My Favorite Human

Diagenesis

German on 2nd

Paleoflow

Paleomagnetism

Mass Extinction

Technicon Man

Pull the Trigger

Open Project

Brown Chicken Brown Cow

Mafic

Jungle Gym

Vesicle Joyride

Night Watchman

Aggressive Posturing

Flat Rock Flight

Begin at a severe undercut where the paleosol has eroded away, and pull up on big jugs to get established on the face.  Once established, follow a thin crack up through big holds, work left, and face climb past 2 bolts.

This is a great, bouldery route that houses 4 roofs.  Face climb and layback a left-facing corner up to a good undercling crack that takes hand-sized gear.  Stem up and clip a bolt before making some interesting body tension moves to gain another undercling (crux).  Layback the undercling and move right to gain a sloping arete and a decent rest.  Pull up into the fat fingers roof (#0.5 Camalot), and square up for the next fingers roof (#0.4 Camalot).  Above the fingers roof you are rewarded with some big jugs and a mellow headwall to the chains.

Begin up a slab and move right to a #2 Camalot placement in a horizontal crack.  Pull up into a good stance on large holds and plug in some micro-cams.  Continue up the steep, black water streak with big reaches between good holds passing 2 bolts.

Climb an easy, thin hands crack up to a roof, traverse left, and pull a fun move to gain a steep, right-facing corner.  Climb the corner via laybacking and face to a 15 foot, horizontal, hands roof.  Undercling or jam out the roof with good feet and continue up via hands and wide hands over one more small roof to the anchor.

Climb a steep face up to a good hold and clip a bolt.  Make a big reach or dead point to a ledge.  Hump your way onto the ledge and stem up to another bolt.  Pull over the mini-roof on a 2 finger pocket, reach out left to a jug, and follow pockets to the chains passing another bolt.

This is a fun mixed line that starts out on a slab and climbs up to some steep jugs.  It is reachy.

This is a short sport route that begins in a steep corner and climbs through a bulging arete.

Climb a sloping block to a good stance and clip a bolt.  Move up and left on good holds, throw for an obvious positive rail, and clip another bolt.  Undercling and thumbstack a flared pod to gain another jug.  Clip a bolt and follow pockets up the arete to chains passing 1 more bolt.

Climb a fun compression and stemming corner up to a roof and make a big reach to a splitter and a great hand jam.  Fall into the hand jam and climb the jugs above to the chains.

Climb a fun, slabby wall with good holds passing three bolts.

Climb the 1st 8 feet of

Cheese Wiz

, and continue up and left following a thin crack to a small ledge.  From the small ledge, clip a bolt, and make some reachy moves with bad feet to gain another small ledge.  Clip another bolt, and continue up on big holds to the chains.

Start at a big hold ~7 feet off the deck with a severe undercut where the paleosol has eroded away.  Clip a high bolt (easier from the right side of the large hold), work your feet up, and deadpoint to a big hold.  Keep it tight as you bump your feet up and clip another bolt.  Work your way onto a sloping ledge and onto a water-streaked headwall.  Clip 2 more bolts on the headwall before reaching the chains.

So fun!

This route is a variation of

Topographic Reversal

.

Climb the 1st 35 feet of

Topographic Reversal

up to the hands roof, and traverse left using a tips crack (red C3) and slabby feet to a 1.0-1.5" splitter through the roof.  The splitter protects well with #0.5 Camalots.  Work your feet up, reach out to an unlikely jug at the lip of the roof, and climb the jugs above to a 2 bolt anchor.  This might feel a little stiff if you're short.

Begin by pulling a bouldery roof crux right off the deck.  Once established on the face, continue up steep jugs to some mellower climber before the chains.

Climb face up an arete to fun pockets below the chains.

Begin on a featured arete, and clip a bolt before arriving at a small ledge.  From the ledge, plug in a #0.5 Camalot high over your head, climb the flake up to a good stance, and clip another bolt before arriving at the anchor.

Climb a slot with a tips crack in the back and face up to a ledge, and follow discontinuous cracks to the chains.

Climb steep face and a less than tips flake (green C3) to a good finger lock.  Layback up to a right-facing corner that widens from hands to 5" and tapers back down to thin hands.

The bottom is thin and sporty, and the upper corner is cruiser with a lot of good stemming.

A bouldery start leads to easier climbing up to a steep section with a good, left-trending rail.  Pass the rail, and continue up via good pockets to the chains.

This route climbs a steep face with fun and interesting movement.  It has atypical climbing for the wall.

Climb a left-facing corner that takes 00 and 000 C3s up to a good hold on the top of a pillar.  Hand traverse to the right to mount the pillar, and continue up a pocketed face to the anchor.

I bolted the TR anchors for this and ran out of time to finish it.  Make some tricky moves off the deck to gain a slabby, right-facing corner that leads to a roof.  Pull through the improbable roof and the climbing eases above.

A reachy start leads to a bolt at a bulge.  Pass the bulge on the right, and continue up a slab with big holds.

Climb a funky slot up to a juggy horn, and pull around a roof on a finger lock to gain a hand jam.  Clip a bolt above and continue up face to the anchor.

Climb onto a ledge above the paleosol and into a flare.  Make big reaches between steep jugs past a bulge and finish up a slab to the chains.

Climb a thin hands/hands splitter up to a ledge at ~10 feet.  From the ledge, continue up a fun, steep, pocketed slab passing three bolts to a 2 bolt anchor.

This route begins in a small, right-facing corner.  Climb the fun corner up to a roof that takes finger-sized gear.  Pull the roof, and climb the steep face above passing 2 bolts.  It could be a bit harder for short people.

Begin climbing in a low-angle flare that steepens to a good stance.  Plug in some small cams, and pull onto a pillar below a pocketed face.  Climb pockets and edges to the chains.

Climb a hand crack up to a bulge, and continue up on face with good gear to a 2 bolt anchor.

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Routes in Paleosol Wall