A thin start with tricky feet (if climbing directly through the bolt line) brings you to easier moves on good holds for the rest of the climb and a mossy section at the top.

Scrubbing Neon

Tropicana

Enema

I Remember Drooling

Iguanarama

Radioactive Decay

Drier Adhesive to the Corporeal Abyss

Laceration of the Soul

Paste Human

Q.D. Pie

Arbo-Reality

Primus

Sodflesh

Ten-ish Ooze

Firewalk on Me

Very similar to Radioactive Decay.  Roof/bulge pulls on big holds and lots of fun.

A long and varied route up a somewhat hidden face behind a large pine tree.

Like many of the other routes at Amazonia, begin the route with a thrutchy and cruxy roof move to surprise incuts.  Establish your feet over the roof, and enjoy the technical, yet not physically demanding, face climbing to the anchors.

There are several opportunities to gain rests.  And be careful of the raptor ledge about midway up the route--you wouldn't want to get caught climbing into the nest by mamma bird.

Tricky, insecure moves with ground fall potential. When clean, it can be fun.

the crux comes while getting to the second bolt. then climb the awsome jugs to the top.

Fun climbing on big holds with a couple of very moderate pulls over bulges

First off, this route would have another star if it were cleaned. anyways the crux is definately after the first bolt. which is scetchy because you could easily deck on the ledge if you blow the crux. a little bit of technical climbing, back-steps and the sort. at about halfway the route gets pretty soft and the bolts spread out

often wet.

nice overhanging block at top.

First line of bolts to the right of the wet area.  Usually a wet route, but very fun when dry.

Very short route and shared start with Ten-ish Ooze.  Move right for the last bolt and meet at the same anchor.

Vertical to gently overhanging. Large jugs and fun climbing lead you through the canopy of the tree and to a short roof section. Climb through the roof to the chains. Watch out for the tree branches on the rappel.

climb to the roof and pull the lip using an awsome heel hook, then after that  the crux is just fighting the pump near the upper section of the wall. you will see a bolt a little more than halfway up the wall that has been used as a bail biner, this is where the pump really starts to get ya.

it's a little runout to the first bolt but on moderate climbing. the crux comes about the large flake.

Climb the begining of Q.D. Pie and vear left when you get ontop of the bulge about halfway up, the crux it at the very top of the climb. a little too short for my liking.

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