This route can either be done by reaching around the corner from Bill and Tees and clipping the first bolt, or by starting all the way on the ground and clipping the first of a traversing line of bolts that lead to the starts of the next few routes to the right. (Surely this will make more sense when seen in person).This route is fully bolted and does not require gear.

Corporal Punishent

Big Dog

Orion

Buckets of Jam

Applejack Crack

Ain’t No Sunshine

Ice Harvest

The Shootist

Bill & Tee’s Excellent Adventure

Extinguisher Extension

Rajun’ Cajun

Manhatten Project

Ridin' Cowgirls

Unknown

Areteouffee

Stalking Horse

Extinguisher

Stray Dog

Climb up to the depression near bolt 3. Be ready for hard moves

Beginning off the small boulder, pull through some tricky moves and the climbing get easier the higher you climb.

A bouldery start will get you onto the plates that  line the face, but you're not out of the bucket yet. Alternate jug hauling the face and thrutching in the wide crack until you come out to the ledge, where you can take a seat and consider your next move.  

  The anchor/descent is not ideal. You could scramble up the gully and try to find a tree to belay from, but I'm not sure what is available and getting down will be more of a chore. You can also traverse the ledge to the shiny new anchors two routes over and belay from there, but your follower might not be thrilled about the traverse. 

  Awkward route, but buckets of fun if you're into that kind of thing.

From behind the large tree, follow the thin crack upward until it widens into a large water groove off width/chimney at about 15 feet. Follow to the top.

Difficult moves off of thin holds, monos, and bad slopers on great stone = one difficult route!

Climb using small crips to reach the top.

The start of this route can be accessed by aiding to the third bolt of Stalking Horse and reaching out right to clip into the belay anchors. If you’re going to be belayed from the ground, you'll need a 50m rope to get back down.A large runout protects the anchors which are located at the very top of the cliff. It may be a good idea to rappel in to evaluate the top of the climb before committing. 

Cut left after the 5th bolt of Extinguisher to a 2 bolt extension and separate set of anchors. Often overlooked, but well worth the time if you don’t want the pocket pulling to end quite so soon.Note: as of 2021 there is a bolt about a foot up and left of the last bolt before the anchors with disintegrating red tape on it. Not sure if this was left with the intention to be removed, but in case the tape comes off use the lower right of the last 2 bolts.

Begins with a difficult boulder problem, which leads to hard sustained climbing and a blockbuster finish to the chains. To get full points for this route, avoid using the wall on the right. Contrived, I know.

A thought provoking and challenging climb for the grade on sculpted holds.  Don't let the top fool you!

This route branches off of the rightward-traversing line of bolts leading from the start of Bill and Tee's. Shares anchors with Corporal Punishment. 

A great looking almost blank face that have never been sent. Good Luck

100 feet left of Ragin' Cajun, stay inside broken block hallway. Starts in a roof with a large, flat flake. 5 QD to the first fixed anchor. Variation 5.13a. Two more QD left to the other fixed anchor. F/A Chris Schmick 2001 From "Vertical Heartland" 3rd edition by Eric Ulner

An odd route that definitely "strays" from the bolt line. The beginning is intentionally bolted to force a face move that is probably the crux of the climb but then the climb moves into the chimney for 2 bolts. Up higher there is a great looking, thin section of wall that is appealing but the path of least resistance climbs the dirty rock to the left.

Just past Group Therapy, Applejack Wall covers from just before Applejack Crack up to Rajun Cajun and also included in this section are the newly developed routes from Rajun Cajun, down to the west falls.

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Routes in C. Applejack Wall