Workingman Blues

El Rey del Jaripeo

Achey breaky  heart

Country Cutie (With a Rock and Roll Booty)

Cowboy Casanova

Redneck Woman

Honky Tonkin'

Boot Scoot Boogie

Sideways

Honky Tonk Hero

The Last Rodeo Clown

Wagon Wheel

Shotgun Rider

Hillbilly Heaven

Dime Vaquero

Cowgirl Queen

Honky Tonk Badonkadonk

Work your way up the R side of the large flake to the Right of Hillbilly Hoedown. This climbs mostly on huge holds and angles up and to the left to the chains.

Third from the most left. Clip first two bolts of Honky Tonkin (5.10) and head out into the pocketed face and up the Arete proper to a crimpy crux finish.

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Start up crack and through bulge to another crack.

This is a shorty but a funny. Climb the thin right-leaning finger crack past 4 bolts with just enough feet to get yourself there. In general, the hands are very solid but the feet are few and tricky.

Start off a short black slab to reach a crack system. Continue up to climb into a clean steepening headwall above along the arete. Work your way past two huge hueco pockets on this upper face above the crack

Start up a slab with a thin move down low (likely the crux). Then work into the juggy crack system on some the largest holds you can imagine. Romp pure joy to the top of the crack

Follow the obvious right facing dihedral for what seems to be forever. Stem and layback your way up 100 feet. The left side of the dihedral overhangs enough to give you some incredible exposure for a single pitch route. Great feet and good pockets make this an enjoyable stemming ride. A trad feeling route for a sport climber.

The fun climbing and very good protection almost guarantee this will become a Ten Sleep classic.

Starts on Achy Breaky Heart but after the entrance crack, go right climbing up a chossy ramp before moving back left onto the face for a few harder moves to clip the anchors.

A short finger crack will lead into a slabby face climb. Finish on the upper crack to ledge with anchors.

Climb up to a ledge and continue up the face on good pockets!

Move through a shallow dihedral with great bomber ideal pockets. Great protection. The tougher moves come off the deck through the 3rd bolt. Great route with spectacular pockets!!

Big moves on big pockets make for a nice short but exciting route.

Second clip is tough and precarious. Consider stick clipping.

Second from most left, this route leads up through what I can best describe as an asscrack (first crux) and climbs around left of an Arete up a vertical wall (second crux)

14 bolts

Very Continuous pocket slab and crimping to reach a sustained crux as the headwall steepens before the chains. Climbs on good small pockets and crimps the whole way and really makes you think before it is done with you

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