Flakes and Horns is the 2nd route from the left on the smaller buttress. There is some loose rock under the roof halfway up. Be sure to carry a long runner for the slung horn before moving to the 2-bolt anchor. It is pumpier than it looks!

Flakes and Horns

Chips and Salsa

Seams and Smears

Blocks and Locks

Jams and Jugs

Knobs and Nubbins

Jams and Jugs is the leftmost route of the wall on the shorter buttress. Climb out the dramatic roof near the top. It is steep and airy!

This is the 2nd route from the left on the Main face.

Start at the toe of the wall up a slab and climb past 5 bolts (11b friction). Step left and place gear for the next 50 feet. Climb up the left side of the large roof to gain the upper buttress split by horizontal cracks. Power past the 2 bolt crux then mount the roof for a dramatic finish! This is a long and tedious adventure!

Climb 8 bolts to a 40' gear finish. Start up the slab and step right. Climb past 8 bolts toward the obvious, rightward-leaning flake. Stay just right of the large corner filled with bat/rat guano. Mostly thin gear leads up to the 2-bolt anchor on the left side of the dihedral.

This is the leftmost route on the Main Face. Start up the diorite band on bolts. After clipping the 4th bolt, step out left to mount a horizontal crack through a roof (3" cam recommended). Continue up and RIGHTWARD through obvious weaknesses. A second crux climbs by a bolt through another roof before finishing up a finger crack to the 2-bolt anchor (this shares an anchor with

Chips and Salsa

).

This is the rightmost route on the Main Face.

Start on great rock past 1 bolt and up the obvious corner placing gear. After gaining the moderate ramp halfway up, step left past the crux bolt and climb up and rightward to the 2-bolt anchor. This is a fun pitch!

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Routes in Weston Wall