Climb straight up tan and black streaks to a large flake feature 4-5 bolts up. Traverse around the right side of this feature to an anchor above. 

Tar And Feather

Crab Eyes

Wonky Tonk

Punctual as Usual

Winter Quarters

Mackerel Sky

Mission Control

Bergelene

Liahona

String of Pearls

Climb up the large, detached pillar for two bolts, before stepping right across a small ledge to gain the streaked wall above. Follow crimps and pockets up obvious black streaks to the chains. 

Cruxy vertical climbing at the start leads to a nice slab above. 

Grey low angle start gains a right-facing corner with stemming moves to the anchor. 

A low crux pulling the bulge from bolts 1 to 2, using small crimps and pockets. Then venture straight up the vertical face, and right past a large hole near the top. Shares anchors with Mackerel Sky.

Climb through a bulge from bolts 1 to 2 (crux) and follow a path of unique pockets up the vertical face above. Pass a large hole near the top, to a shared anchor with Punctual as Usual. 

Begins on flakes right of Liahona and ascends the blunt corner/arête above. 

Begin up the crimpy, vertical face leading to some shallow crack and seam features. Trend left near the top to reach the anchor.

An easy slab leads to a tan, flaring dihedral. Press and stem your way up the dihedral to an anchor in the black streak above. 

Starts on an easy slab that gradually steepens to the base of a steep, gray prow. Work your way to the apex of the prow on water-sculpted dimples (crux) and climb the featured slab above. 

While somewhat short in stature, the Brevity Wall offers some quality lines from 5.11 to 5.12. The limestone here is heavily water featured and mostly vertical, providing lots of crimps, shallow pockets and water runnels. The wall faces north and receives all-day shade, with spring and fall being the best times to visit (target temps in Mesquite between 70-90 degrees).

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Routes in Brevity Wall