The Warm Up Wall:  

  There are many variations to problems on the warm-up wall, but the problems listed here on Mountain Project are the most obvious, simple to locate, least confusing lines on the wall... Im trying to follow the "keep it simple stupid" approach to these problems.  

  There are three obvious cracks along this wall, from left to right, the first two stand start and the third runs full length from bottom to top...  

  Inchworm is the path of least resistance going from the low start that is in between the second crack (Center Crack) and the third crack (Split Crack). use any face holds in between those crack lines.

Inchworm

Horcrux

Hor Dourves

The Mossberg

Center Crack

Boardwine Traverse

Hummingbird

Split Crack

Warm up boulder  

  Start scrunched between the tree and boulder at the far right of the warm up boulder. Hands on two slopey crimps. Low right foot and a left heel up on the left. Move out right on good holds and up 

Warm-Up Wall:  

  On the far left of the main face of the warm up boulder, be creative and look for the "lightning bolt" crack that look "exactly" like the harry potter scar (hence the name). Just look for the staggared offset jug-rail cracks and you'll find it... 

  stand start on the bottom of the crack which is also a bomber ledge all the way through. follow good feet and the rest of the ledgey crack to a good top out. 

On the Warm Up Wall:  

  Sheila Rahim did the FA of this line on July 28th 2010: 

  -This tends to be a line that stays green so you may need to toothbrush holds. Dont over do it, only brush holds that will be used. The fact that it stays green is part of its charm. To much cleaning will cause access problems-  

  The Mossberg is the path of least resistance that is in-between the "Split Crack" (to the right of it) and the point on the wall that it drops off, becoming short (to the left). this area leaves you with a diagonal strip of bright green moss, and exposed handholds...    climb from the stand start up the portion listed above via face holds, to the tallish top out... check the top and clean it up more if needed. 

On the warm up boulder:  

  this is on the main vertical face, and this is the crack line in the middle which starts at eye level.    stand start and follow the easy crack with juggy edges to the simple top out. 

Warm Up Wall:  

  Sit start on the splitrock Crack and traverse left across the boulders face through pockets, jugs, and crimps into and then topping out through the Horcrux Crack. 

~Warm Up Wall:  

  There are many variations to problems on the warm-up wall, but the problems listed here on Mountain Project are the most obvious, simple to locate, least confusing lines on the wall... Im trying to follow the "keep it simple stupid" approach to these problems.  

  There are three obvious cracks along this wall, from left to right, the first two stand start and the third runs full length from bottom to top...  

  Hummingbird is the path of least resistance from the low start that is in between the first crack (Horcrux) and the second (Center Crack) crack line problems.  

  Work from the lowstart and follow the best holds up to the top out... easy and fun. 

On the Warm-up Boulder:  

  this crack splits the main face. it starts on the right side at the ground and rises up diagonally to the left, splitting the entire boulder.    sit start and work up the fatty, easy crack to the massive and awesome top out. The top out gods are truly gracious here... 

This couldn't be a better warm up area or destination for anyone looking for a host of v0-v2 boulder problems. The Warm-Up Wall has plenty of height to make the lines worthwhile and the landing is level and free of hazards. Just about any problem here is recommended! 

  -There is still lots of moss on this boulder and this is exactly how GHSP likes it to be. Untold numbers of people have climbed at the Warm-Up Wall and every hold that is needed is clean and perfectly useable. PLEASE DO NOT CLEAN anymore moss off of this boulder! If an exposed hold is dirty, by all means use your toothbrush, but removal of plant life (lichen and moss included) will get the park shut down for us all.

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Routes in Warm-Up Wall