'Twister' climbs the steep face on the rocket looking tower feature between the 'Slight of Hand' wall, and the 'Shouting Stage' wall.

Begin on the low angle slab/crack feature and climb up and left to the steep face above. The start, and first few bolts, are shared with 'Smoky Treat'. Continue left across the face toward the arete, then climb straight up to the anchor. Nice sustained climbing on good crimps and great stone.

Twister

Grand Parade

Sort of Arete

Pussilosis

Sleight of Hand

Meanderthal

She’s My Wife

It Goes Without Saying

Shouting Stage

Pentothal

Smoky Treat

Start up a blocky corner then up progressively wider stemming until you have to move onto the right face and up to the anchors.

15 feet of hands leads to about 60 feet of hard finger crack with sequential and thoughtful jamming, crimping, and pinching. You'll leave this crack pumped and grinning for the final 40 feet of bolted face climbing. Truly, the crux might be placing tricky gear without peeing your pants. But if you get to TR this beauty, then you'll find it comes about 20 feet up and lasts about 15 feet. The top face climbing section is bolted with some generous cowboy spacing; but if you led this far, it shouldn't leave you shaking in your boots.

Watch out for a hornets nest in a pocket left of the first bolt. They are easily avoidable. But, around dusk they come out and come after you, even if you do climb right and avoid the pocket. I would not advise climbing this route around sunset. But please don't let them scare you off this amazing climb. I'm deathly allergic to hornets and had no trouble avoiding them!

Climb the arete feature just right of shouting stage.

A sweet route that doesn't see nearly the traffic of some the 12s at mondo or FCR.  Super techy and delicate climbing. Long and strong, and I'm down to get the friction on, although don't pull too hard on the flake at the top.  Do this route!

A couple bouldery moves in the beginning lead to classic Ten Sleep crimping and some really great movement. Bolting on this route is a little spicier than some other TS climbs but clipping holds are great, falls are safe, and this climb is definitely worth your time!

Techy arete climbing on small but positive holds.   A quality line that doesn’t get the credit it deserves from the guidebook authors, but it is thoughtful climbing and maybe a bit stiff for the grade relative to other 11a’s in Ten Sleep.  Great warmup if you’re looking to get on the mega classics to its left.

A Bouldery start leads to great pockets and edges. Equally as fun as its Neighbor to the left,although neither see much if any traffic. So the holds aren’t as obvious. But there’s plenty of good ones to choose from. Do it!!

Big reaches and sequential boulder problems separated by good rests. Eases off for the last two bolts. Lots of fun!

A great little boulder problem on a rope.Sharp,I really enjoyed this one.Good rest mid way up, or you can just punch it to the chains. Pumpy,It’s  not over till its over.Do it!

Climb an easy slab or corner to a high first bolt. Continue onto the face on the right side of the chimney (the left face is 'Twister'; 5.12-). Stem, layback, and face climb up the featured vertical wall to the anchor.

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Routes in Grand Parade