This is the shorter wide crack on the right side of the wall.  This is a good, simple, lip encounter into a burly, overhanging, fist crack, so it is a good one for an intro into harder wide cracks.  Start on the hands right before the crack widens.

The Sting

The Fling

White Light

Fire Water

This is the obvious and intimidating overhanging offwidth in the middle of the wall which begs to be climbed.  Start standing and climb to the top using a very fun and funky method/sequence.  This line is intimidating with a so-so landing, and the crux is the climbing that is 15-20 feet up.  The top section past the horizontal is pretty mild and secure despite its wide, roofy nature.  This one is pretty unique as far as wide cracks go and definitely classic.

This is the aesthetic, little, flared, tight hand crack on an adjacent boulder just to the left of The Moonshine Wall.  Start sitting underneath the short roof/bulge on bad tight hands, invert, and climb to the top.  It is harder than it looks.  This is a good one for working on flared hand technique.

This is the pretty handcrack dihedral on the left side of the wall that is capped by a short handcrack roof.  There is one crux near the top of the dihedral where the crack pinches down and another pulling the lip of the roof, which is awkward.  This one is nice and classic.  Keep in mind that V1 is 10+ climbing.

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Routes in The Moonshine Wall