The business on this route is brief and low to the ground, but oh so sweet. Begin up sequential edges before arriving at a distinct  crux around the 2nd bolt. Muscle into an incredible undercling feature then pick your poison: a dynamic right hand throw or some left kneebar trickery. Finesse the exit moves then surf easier climbing to the low anchors.

 An extension to the route adds another 5 or so bolts to high anchors: open project.

Pawn Promotion

Fudge Stripe

Super Spreader

Tweedledee's Oyster Tub

Pill Head

The Mustard Shoppe

Bacon Strip

Eat Your Upelkuchen

Dragon Glass Project

Escaping Wonderland Project

Tweedledum

Closed Project, Please don't climb.

 Intro climbing through two bolts of blocky, steep features launch you into the first of several boulder problems. Follow five more bolts before pulling the roof to a decent rest. Enjoy gorgeous face climbing that turns stout in a hurry before launching into a final boulder problem out the tiered roofs to the chains. You'll need the whole bag of tricks for this one. Oh, and a ridiculous amount of fitness.

Like a slightly easier version of Tweedle dum.  Fun sequential movement with a big move toward the top.  

Good 5.12- climbing leads to a very defined and hard crux at the blank section of the wall. Hard boulder move to jugs.  If you've got strong fingers and like big moves this is for you.  

Closed Project, Please don't climb.

 In a word: cool. Like really freaking cool. This climb is full of truly unique and memorable movement.

 Start under the hueco and follow a left trending bolt line. Intro climbing leads to a series of sustained, bouldery moves that don't let up until you're out past the lip. The crux is not defined by any single move but by the relentless pump that the oyster tub is sure to bring. Emerge from the steeps in feet cutting glory for a final romp to the chains and remember: you are the Oyster King (or Queen)!

Excellent moves and phenomenal rock quality out the roof. Conditions really help on this one, or just be strong. 

 The opening jug dunking of this route may be some of the best in Wonderland. Surf up a blocky corner feature to the second bolt: here, a big move begins the crux sequence. Continue through tension-dependent moves before pulling a neat exit maneuver to the fifth bolt for a good rest. Take your time to somehow regain max power and prepare for a superb final roof boulder with a seriously heartbreaking final move. Don't worry if you blow it, you're in the majority. 

 Painkillers might help treat a sore ego but sending is the cure!

Stick clip the second bolt unless your belayer likes catching you with their face.

 An excellent, bouldery route! Engaging moves begin from the moment you pull off the ground until you clip the third bolt. Get some juice back in your forearms for a final sequential boulder problem just before the chains. I'd say the crux is clipping the anchors, but it's all pretty dang stout.

 The Hatter Project (5.14-) continues out the roof for another five bolts. Open project - mutants welcome.

Great route for the aspiring 5.10 leader!

 Begin by jug bashing your way to the first bolt where the route abruptly shifts. A few techy moves on crimps eventually relent into more jugs. Pull through the bulge past a few more bolts to a splendid redpoint crux just before the chains. Don't forget your mustard!

Engaging 5.10- face climbing.  You definitely have to pull some moves but you get good rests in between.  Short but worthwhile for the grade.  

Crimps, jugs, underclings, slopers--this route has it all! Intro climbing for two bolts leads to the first of three distinct cruxes, each separated by a good rest. You'll want your crimp game on for this one, and maybe an Upelkuchen or two..

Closed Project, Please Don't Climb

 Begin on the most unique patch of sandstone jugs you've ever seen, climbing up through the triangular hole feature. Five bolts trend up and left through sustained face bouldering with no good rest. A gymnastic V6 takes you out the roof past two more chains and a bolt on the lip. Pull a final mantle to the anchors.

Begin below a large hueco. Peddle up the most curvaceous jugs in town before making a spicy clip off a left facing tooth. Quickly change into a beanie so you can look like Dave Graham on the upcoming boulder crux (be sure the beanie color contrasts the striations in your back) before blasting through maybe the best V4 at the Guest (haters welcome). Keep it together for a final little redpoint crux before clipping them chainz. Remove beanie and ask yourself why you haven't been climbing at the Guest your whole life.

Beautiful amphitheater with several hard routes. Many routes are perma-dry even in the pouring rain.  

  This wall gets good shade in the summer thanks to trees. When the leaves are down, the amphitheater gets morning sun and afternoon shade while the rest of the wall gets the opposite.

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