I don't roll on Shabbos, so I'll climb on Sunday.

Fun TR up the middle of the scoop that can be set up after leading "Thank God It's Monday" or "Bloody Sunday."

The climbing through the scoop ends on the upper right side of the scoop (at least with my beta), which makes it possible to then bail over to Bloody Sunday, but it is probably more fun to crank up and left pulling a mantle and finishing the easy slab to the anchors.

May add some bolts in the future.

I Don't Roll On Shabbos!

Darkness on the Edge of Town

Ritualistically Unclean

Sunday Staycation

Easy Like Sunday Morning

Sunday School

Super Bowl Sunday

Thank God It's Monday

Take an Atheist to Church

Slabbath

Easter Sunday

Bloody Sunday

Climb a short steep move or two onto the slab. Continue up the slab and corner a short distance until you can escape up the left-facing corner.  Above the corner, a bit of easy terrain leads to a 2-bolt anchor.  One of the better routes at the Sunday Wall.

Aka: Cold Sunday in Hell

Scramble up a short pillar of blocks just below a roof. Skirt around the roof on the face to the right on large feet (or go straight up into the roof at a more stout grade).  Continue to follow the corner to the bolts, passing a very old stamped piton.

A few steep moves lead to a slabby left-facing corner. Follow the corner to a steep headwall. Ascend headwall through weakness on the right and head up left to 2-bolt anchor. The line is a dirty and vegetated.

Climb series of flakes in left-facing corner to a stance.  From here, many variations up and right (approximately 5.7 in difficulty, but can vary depending on precise line taken) lead through cracks, bulges, and aretes.  Skirt the left side of the "Take an Atheist to Church" headwall and belay on the vegetated ledge.  To descend, scramble right to the "Sunday School" anchors.

Scramble easy terrain to obvious gulley.  Straightforward climbing and protection make for a great beginner lead.  Very easy climbing leads to one well-protected 5.5 move at the top of the gulley to attain the ledge.

Belay at gear anchor in horizontal crack.  Step left across ledge a few feet to 2-bolt anchor on "Sunday School" to descend.  Beware of cactus on the ledge.

Start on the steep moves just left of the obvious, slanting chimney.  After attaining the slab, follow the left-leaning handcrack to it's terminus at a stance.  (This handcrack can be bypassed by following easy slab up left and back right to the stance, but any protection placed in this traverse would result in massive rope drag.)

From the stance, follow beautiful corner and thin-hands crack to the ledge.  Intelligent slinging early in the climb helps prevent rope drag on the upper corner.

Climb the series of flakes in the corner to a stance.  From the stance, head up and left via a short, low-angle crack.  When the crack peters out, make your way to the right on generally easy terrain and belay where convenient.  To descend, scramble right to the "Sunday School" bolts.

Start left of "Sunday School" on vertical terrain.  After a couple steep moves, pass a hollow flake onto the varnish slab.  Climb the slab to the base of the overhanging head wall above.

Here a couple smaller pieces offer decent protection for the first hard move into the crack up the center of the head wall.  A #1 placed straight up into a pod protects the strenuous jams well.  An awkward stance offers a good 0.5 or 0.75 placement in the crack at the small roof.  Another strenuous move or two leads to the ledge.

Anchor opportunities are not the best on the ledge, so probably best to place a directional and belay from the bolts on "Sunday School."

Wander up the slabby buttress left of "Easy Like Sunday Morning" following the path of least resistance/most protection.  A test piece for the 5.6 leader.

Direct variations go at harder grades (5.9 or so) but do not protect well and are probably best reserved for top roping.

Follow easy cracks to varnished slab.  At top of slab, step left around headwall, then back up right to 2-bolt anchor.  The longest route on the Sunday Wall.

Start on steep moves in a shallow left-facing corner.  Follow the corner up to a varnished slab and step left into a large crack through the overhang.  Continue to follow the crack onto lower-angle terrain to the 2-bolt anchor. One of the best routes on the Sunday Wall.

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Routes in Sunday Wall