Cling to Evil is a slightly overhanging sport climb on good, flat crimps. Long arms will simplify the two extremely reachy cruxes on the first half of the route. Ironically, long legs make the double knee bar no-hands rest at mid-height somewhat strenuous. A slight runout up top keeps the climber focused in wet conditions.

Cling to Evil

Spank Me

Pork Soda

Pentecost

The Four Feathers

Feline Grace

Saga

Lightning Strikes Twice

A classic jugfest on the underside of an overhanging arete. This route is one of nature's convincing arguments to wean sport climbers off their gym habits. No move too hard for any 5.10 climber, just try to climb fast.

Face-climb past a low first bolt and squeal through a sloper crux before joining Pentecost for an easier finish.

Face climb on good rock up and a little left, past four bolts, to the thin crack system at the top. There may be a little lichen at the top, but it's all good. 

Climb the steep slab up the brown streak, pulling a small bulge at the top.

Stick clip first bolt, start in scoop feature and climb through faint crack. Overhanging route that angles right to an alcove.

Start in the crack and use interesting face holds to pull the roof.

Leftward traversing route through a series of unique overlaps with technical movement. Once the traverse is complete blast to the top on steep terrain with positive holds.

In the Outback Area, this wall is just past the Wall of the Unclimbables.  It extends from a black wet dihedral offwidth (Black Mamba) on the right and around a few corners to the overhung arete (Spank Me).

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Routes in Outback Wall