Midnight Run was bolted by Joe Kinder. It is a decent route that is real cruxy down low and lets up for some sweet victory climbing when it becomes vertical. Video -

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Midnight Run

Gutless Wonder

Zofran

Fault Line (aka Welcome To Planet Motherfucker)

31 Degrees

NoName-36 is not a route that I have climbed. I opted to post it in order to get the photo linked up and display this gorgeous piece of stone. Route 36 looks to my eye to be as difficult a line as I have seen anywhere. I would not be shocked to hear it called 13d/14? It looks that impressive. This wall is close to 45 degrees overhanging, is composed of immaculate limestone, and is just as colorful as it shows here. I know an awfull lot of terrific climbers who could tick this line, and just from the look of it, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend route 36 as a killer project. The hike from the car takes 10 minutes, the base was dry on 20 Jan. It would be interesting to identify the route's author, so far I have not been able to do so.

This is steep and powerful. It is a line on the Fault Wall, characterized by large gashes moving up the wall. It has big, gymnastic movement and is very well-protected.

This can be seepy, dependent on the season.

Zofran is an endurance pitch characterized by big moves to generally good holds. The redpoint crux is at the lip of the overhang capped by a sweet slab of immaculate stone.

Walk off the top if you want! This has easier moves than

Fault Line

but is more enduro?

Start on the center of the wall; this is a steep route that trends towards the right as you increase in height.

A video of this route is available on the Deadpoint website; "Three Hours There and Back." It shows Kenny Barker tearing a huge flake off the bottom . . . .

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Routes in Fault Wall