Start up the typical UEF grainy rock through some chunkiness (tread lightly) past a couple of bolts to a good stance and big hueco for the third clip. A hard, sequential move left to get to the forth clip leads into the thin crux on good rock.  A nice rest can be found on the arete before launching into bigger holds taking you past a few more bolts to the anchor.

Finely Grained Hands (a.k.a. FGH)

Excrementally Weighted

Junky looking climbing through dubious stuff for the first couple bolts gets you to some much better jugs for a couple more bolts. The height-dependent crux bulge comes about halfway up. Figure out how to paw your way up and over this to some more good holds. Steeper, fun climbing with some less obvious moves continues to easier ground and the anchor.

This tower-like wall is the first big wall you'll come to as you approach from the trailhead towards the Monster Wall.  Two routes exist on this tower and while there is a lot of rock still, most of it is broken up by vegetated ledges so little or no new route potential exists (at least that I can see).  The rock is a bit chunky down low (read: tread lightly) but gets better as you get higher.

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Routes in The Bull Horn