Climb Mason Jar proper but once the face splits and you can bail out to the right, do so. This avoids the trickier top out for Mason Jar standard and lets you walk off easier and not so off-the-deck.

Mason Jar (Right)

Mason Jar

Mash

Moonshine Traverse

Mason Jar (Left)

When you walk up to the Moonshine Wall, notice the cool diagonal, shallow corner. At the face of the corner follow down the crimps to the lowest edge that looks nice to start on. Follow the line of crimps and as the boulder splits, stay on the left, main boulder face and use fun compression knobs to top out direct and over the left (Higher) face. 

  Doing this line and going right and exiting early to the right for a walk off top out is "Mason Jar (Right)" 

  Doing this line and working up to the crack line and following it out to the left to finish as per Moonshine Traverse is called "Mason Jar (Left)"

Follow the long crack (the same crack as "Moonshine Traverse") to where the crack ends and where you would top out for Moonshine Traverse. Below this end-point for the crack line are a series of fun crimps that ascend the face from a stand-start. 

  Standstart low and follow a direct line up to top out as per "Moonshine Traverse".

What a great warm up traverse! So much fun! 

  As you approach the wall you will see the super long, left ascending crack line. Stand start to the furthest right side of the crack on the nice flat jug section (the furthest right you can go, past where "Mason Jar" starts). 

  Traverse left for 20+ feet to top out as per "Mash".

Climb up "Mason Jar" proper until you get to the nice crack. Once at the crack, traverse left to finish as per "Moonshine Traverse".

This wall is tall, very featured, and begs to be climbed. The landing needs to be paid careful attention to and carefully padded, but with some pads it is safe and workable from all heights.

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Routes in Moonshine Wall