Large, comfortable pockets make the starting section a joy, but this is quickly followed by a somewhat blanker, perplexing section that requires trusting less-than-stellar feet and off-kilter handholds.

Continue up through a small bulge/roof. After the last bolt make a mildly unnerving rightward traverse to the chains.

Sundance

Silent World

More than This?

Voltaire

Unknown Project

Germ Free

Maritime

Nate's Route

Remembrance Day

Hope on a Rope

Bikini Wax

Tai chi

Serpentine

Bermuda Shorts

Topaz

Afterglow

Hanky Head

Greyhounds & Brownies

Crescendo

Laid back & Out of Sight

Kuru

An occasionally perplexing romp up a brown water streak, with a bit of I really don't feel like falling right here.

The available holds lead you to the right of the bolt line, leaving you to wonder if you're cheating or not (but if you went directly up the bolt line it'd be a bit contrived). Never-the-less, worth doing when you're here.

Start up on a bit-less-than-vertical rock and good edges to the first bolt. Continue upward on large feet, good-but-occasionally slanting hands. Stemming helps.

A bulge at the top awaits with trickier hands and feet; after surmounting the bulge make a move or two to the chains.

First route right of the upper end chock-stone filled gully at the top of the 1 star wall. FA unknown, grade and difficulty unknown. Reason for bolting unknown ...4 bolts.

Tricky start, nice pockets in the middle to the crux near top.

Stick clipping the first bolt is a good idea considering the position, if you blow the first move you'll likely take you and your partner for a ride down the talus.  Easy climbing on perfect pockets for the first few bolts.  At some point, the pockets run out and you must crimp and side pull your way to the finish, using small feet and finding some good stems.  A worthy route, but perhaps not quite as good as some of the similar grades on the South Facing wall.  If located in another area at AF, it may deserve more stars!

Nice mellow climbing all the way up the nice black slab.

Easy way to get a rope on Hanky Head.

Nice climb up great pockets on black wall.

Start left of the bolt line and climb just above the second bolt, then step across and use the large pocket for both feet. Clip the third bolt (glue-in) and face climb for two more bolts. Find jugs over the top to reach the chains.

Same start as Hanky Head pulling the hard roof, then some great moves up and right to finish.

Head up along the right side of a large flake through three bolts, then trend left. Travel bit of easier ground for a moment, then a slightly steeper bit awaits.

Surmount this by finding small feet, and good, albeit slightly-less-than fully positive hands, and then head left to the anchors.

A few of the holds near the second bolt may be wet early in the season.

Start on nice pockets that require a slight amount of sequential trickery to use in the least-strenuous manner. A "sporty runout" (Ruckmans' words) awaits between the second and third bolts (not the hardest bit of the route).

A technical section through a steep-ish bit with poor feet and less-than-fully-comforting handholds lurks above. Conquer this and then make a delicate move or two to the chains.

Easy slab leads to hard moves over the roof. Move left (Bermuda Shorts moves right here) up flake to pull a few more moves on to slab/finish

A few large pockets to start, then a fun couple of moves up a pillar like structure.

After the pillar some tougher moves await with less-than-totally positive handholds and small and/or sloping foot holds.

After the fifth bolt the angle eases a bit to the chains.

Nice start, hard move into corner, pumpy to finish.

No info- five bolts. Shares the chains with Unknown Shitter 1. Second route downslope from the chokestone filled gully. "Might as well squeeze in this 5 bolt route while we're up here with a drill..."

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Routes in West-facing Wall