This route begins on the far eastern end of Lower Walt's Rock. Steep face climbing leads to a technical and powerful crux past the 2nd bolt. A nice finger crack (10-) is accessed just beyond the bulge at the crux and leads to the top. Three out of five stars.

Cowboy Junkie

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Perfect Fingers

Thin crack start first 40 ft (thin cams,nuts) opens to perfect fingers then hands in a slot, a few layback moves to the top. Two cruxes, one in the beginning (thin and balancy) another one in the slot/flare near the top.

This climb is on the Lower Walt's Rock at the west end. Thin face climbing past three bolts (technical crux) gains a shallow lieback crack on a right facing wall. From the ground the crack looks like it can be easily protected but placements are sparse because it is flared! Make committing moves (10+ / 11-) between small TCU's until a large jug is reached just below the top.

This steep sport route starts off via another boulder and face climbs past a crux bulge via 9 bolts to a bolted anchor.

Take the left-leaning ramp with a hand crack to the somewhat awkward flaring chimney with a thin finger crack (crux).  Pull a small roof to finish.  Good pro the whole way.

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Routes in Lower Walt's Rocks