Super Fly is the left most route that is still standing at the crag.  Start by climbing up a good right trending crack. The first bolt is 8' off the ground.  Move past good ledges to a flake 20' high.  Move beyond another flake half way up the wall that has some pucker points going for it.  The rock quality improves on the upper section of this dark streaked face.  Finish at the anchor ledge with a bushy alder.

Super Fly

Unknown 1

Turecki/ Brooks

Tapping the Temple

Pumper

Questionable

The first bolt is located 8' up the wall followed quickly by a second bolt.  Gain a ledge and follow broken terrain up another 20'  to reach the second face.  Climb vertical, fractured rock past a small roof and over a bulge to a ledge. Continue up technical face moves on crimps and slaby feet to the anchor. 

  Approach    This route is located on the north end of the Weeping Wall Upper Cliff. Scramble up the gully to the upper rock face. Hang a right on a sheep trail and move along the base of the wall.  There are two climbs up here, this is the right most one.

Turecki/ Brooks is the left most climb at the crag.  Start on bad rock and follow a right trending, crumbling crack.  There are a few good face moves half way through the route but it is hard to justify the choss to quality ration.  Make your way left past a bolt missing a hanger and on to the anchor shared with Pumper.  This route is best done as a TR.

Tapping the Temple starts under the gigantic death flake (if still there).  Climb up a thin broken seam that is crumbling.  The first bolt located 12' up the wall is missing a hanger.  Clip bolt trending right keeping right of the scary flake.  Climb delicately over sharp edges and past lots of bail tat.  Keep moving past better rock on the upper section to the anchor.

Pumper starts form the alders on a slightly overhanging face.  Clip the first bolt 10' off the deck and pull on crumbling rock to a second clip. After the first 20' the cliff gets more vertical and the rock quality gets more appealing.  Shake out on a couple small ledges then work you way to the anchor.

This route starts with 25' of scrambling up ledges to reach the more vertical face.  Climb straight up this head wall on bolts that are tricky to see form the base.  The rock and route quality are both less than desirable so once at the top you will probably clip the anchor, rappel and probably never repeat. 

  Approach   Questionable is located on the north end of the Weeping Wall Upper Cliff.  Scramble up the gully to the upper rock face.  Hang a right on a sheep trail and move along the base of the wall.  Look for upper hardware because the first bolt is missing.

Weeping Wall is a crag located right next to the road and has half a dozen routes, none of which are worth doing.  This crag has a history of falling down and taking entire climbs with it so while it may make for a hard man ice and mixed area during the winter I would have a hard time sending my friends there in the summer.

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Routes in Weeping Wall