Two Stepping

Bronx

The Crack Less Traveled

Horse’s Ass

Half and Half

She's A Country Girl

Head Crack

Hop Skipping

Ride the Stallion

Eve Doesn’t Stop

a delicate slab climb past two bolts and a horizontal crack.  Finish going straight up, or angle left above the horizontal to make it a bit easier.  The crux is located as you pass the second bolt.  

A fun slab climb up the middle of the lower slab.  

Climb the left side of the lower slab past a horizontal flake and up a short, right leaning, slabby handcrack.   Step right above the crack to the anchors.

Right of Half and Half, Climb up featured rock past two bolts to horizontal. Place cam in the horizontal (small to 1"), then climb up past another bolt, veering left to reach the shared anchor with Half and Half.

This is a long, laid back rounded arete climb.

Follow an lower angle right leaning crack, that splits the middle of the lower half and half slab,  to a ramp and finish right or go straight up (unprotected) on the slab to the bolts shared by Bronx.

Start From Tom’s Thumb Trailhead and pass the junctions for Mesquite and Feldspar trails. 2. Take a right at the climber’s sign marker (TT3) ~.45 miles 3. Take the climber’s trail SW, towards the crag, across several washes 4. ~0.58 miles you’ll pass a concrete and stone cistern. 5. ~.67 you’ll step across a deep furrow 6. A few minutes after the trail begins to ascend the hill you’ll come to Fort Mcdowell. 7.  Continue on the trail passing between fort Mcdowell (on the left) and another large rock formation (on the right).  The trail will wind up and away from half and half temporarily.  Trust the trail. 8. ~.1 miles above Fort Mcdowell you’ll encounter another climber’s sign showing the way to Half and Half and the Lost wall. Take a left at the sign and traverse across the hillside towards Half and half. 9. ~.1 miles brings you to the top of half and half.  Look for the rappel bolts on a large boulder at the end of the trail on top of a slab. The anchors for Half and Half will be lower on the slab to your left.  

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Routes in Half and Half Wall