Scramble onto the large rock leaning against the face. Climb knobs to reach the high first bolt. Continue through a bulge and mantle a long incut edge. Climb the featured face to the anchor. While the guidebook claims this is "a good first time lead practice face" a fall before clipping the first or second bolt would have serious consequences.

Lorax

Sneeches on the Beaches

1 Fish 2 Fish Red Fish Blue Fish

Wocket in My Pocket

When You Wishon On a Star (The Cat With No Hat)

Free Range McHam

Hop on Pop

Green Eggs and Ham

Sam I Am

Grinch

Unknown

Climb the face ten feet left of Lorax (5.7)  on features and edges. Careful there is a seriously knarled bush to contend with at the start.

Climb the face on small positive features, flakes, and edges to a shelf below a bulge. High step and pull the bulge on edges. Continue over two huge flakes that form horizontals to the anchor. The route trends somewhat left to right. Descend by rappelling "Free Range McHam."

Climb up the corner/chimney, then traverse up and right to the anchor.

Step up onto the flake/blade of rock at the base to reach nice edges and the first bolt. Climb on positive edges and features to a large horizontal edge and a second bolt. Continue up the face on excellent edges and features past a horizontal and the anchor. Caution: The second bolt is quite high and a ground fall is possible from near the 2nd bolt.

Climb the right facing corner, then work up and left to the anchor.

Climb the right facing corner. About midheight begin to lieback and continue to the top. The corner is surprisingly clean. Green Eggs and Ham could certainly benefit from having a dedicated anchor.

climb the seam/crack thing that forms a mini left-facing corner to a stance, then up face.

Climb the left trending seam, then move right into a large depression. From the depression climb the face on egdes and features, passing one bolt, to the anchor.

Climb the arete formed by the right facing corner of Green Eggs & Ham. Step up and grab the flake while palming the arete. Good footwork on small crystals gets you to a stance on the flake. Stick clipping the first bolt would be suggested as the landing is uneven and surrounded by dead logs, limbs, and rocks. From the flake continue up the face using a knob on the arete and face features. Climb the face past a flake that takes a 1.5 - 2 inch Cam. Continue past another flake with a fixed piton, then a bolt and the anchor.

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Routes in Dr. Seuss Wall