Lot's of cobbles and pockets from fallen cobbles for the first 3/4 of the route, then the crux is getting to the anchors over the last bolt as the rock changes from cobbles to a smooth stone for 6-8 feet (this is where the crimps come into play).

[We like] Cobbles & Crimps

Pray to the Feather

Drill Dust in the Wind

Hello Hummingbird

Soaring Overhead

Matt's Bitch

Cobble Stoned

Mouth Music

Small finger crack protects easy face climbing. Cruz is about halfway with poor protection and the climb ends by topping out the cliff.

There is a lot of loose rock at the start and less as you get past first bolt.  Crimpy moves in the middle then gets easier at the top.

Step up off the deck near the start of the corner crack trending slightly right to the first bolt, then slightly left into a shallow diagonal scoop to the second bolt. From there head straight up using mostly pockets to the smoother rock layer from the last bolt to the anchors.

Stick clip recommended. Challenging moves up off the deck to the first bolt. Some less advanced climbers might have quite a bit of difficulty on this start making it feel much harder than ~5.10a. Follow the bolt line while being mindful of the less solid cobbles to the right side along the arete. Crux might be moving through after clipping the 3rd bolt, unless getting started off the deck is your crux.

Route got the moniker from the curious little hummingbird that visited me in the middle of route development.

Steep climb.  Watch for loose rock on the beginning.

The bolted route that is all the way to the left looking at the wall.  The hardest part is not knocking any loose cobble stone on your partner.

High first bolt.  Watch for loose cobbles at begging section.

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Routes in Parowan Gap Wall