Furthest route on the left.

A great route for lead beginners, climbing beginners, or your parents. Anytime you reach, there is a great hold waiting for you. You can also utilize the side pulls to make the route a bit more fun.

Baby Teeth

Fractured Baby Tooth

Bad Case of Gingervitus

Bloody Impaction

Third Molar Round-Up

Dry Socket

Facial Fracture

Cavity Bones

Gum Cheese

Liken Z' Planus

The Cuspidnator

Shark's Teeth

Unknown Offwidth

Always Leave a Generous Root Tip

Face Plant

Iatrogenic Pain

This is the obvious crack between Baby Teeth and Facial Fracture beginning approximately 10 feet off the deck.  Crux is a "micro-roof" about 25 feet up, but highly protectable.  Recommend rapping off of the anchors for Facial Fracture.

This was my favorite climb in the area. The crux was getting out of the gully and onto the face. After you pull this move about 1/3rd of the way up its a 5.7 all the way to the top.

To experience the most out of this climb do not stem out and use the other rock to pull the roof or else the grade falls to a 5.8+

The initial moves are the crux, nice climb

Third from the left.

The start may be a bit tricky, but once you're above it you'll really be able to find the flow

Great holds the whole way up, one tricky side pull for the shorter folks, and bomber rock.

Far right line.  This is almost a gully climb.  It has like one 5.6 move (getting off the ground), and then it eases to 5.3 or 5.4.  Not a great route

Walk off, save your rope. There are "stairs" that decend the west side of the rock. Easy walk off.

one of the longer routes on the wall, it can share anchors with Latrogenic Pain making the climb a 9

Short, 4 bolts to anchors on the second far west line.

Stuff yourself in the crack and work up to the ledge, then pick your favorite anchor to finish on.  I have a hard time believing this hasn't been climbed before, but maybe no one else has bothered to haul a big cam up to Red Rock.

Flip your rope out of the crack before you pull it.  There's a large chockstone near the ledge that loves to eat ropes.

This climb popped up over the winter of . This route can be either trad or just climb it using the bolts. If done trad, you have two bomber placements, the first being ten feet off the ground and the next being about 20, there is potential to deck if one were to fall placing the second piece. A spicy trad line or a nice, well-protected bolt line. Climb it trad, sport or mixed!

the title is actually Iatrogenic pain which means "pain inflicted by medical personel" the climb leads right and climbs over two roofs, the first being a lodged block.

Safety warning: The bolt hangers are spinning freely on the second and third bolt.

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Routes in The Red Rock