This splitter crack is as good as they get. It is 30 feet left of Crescent Corner, which is excellent, and goes through a roof on fingers, then rattly fingers, thin hands, some jugs, and hands through an overhang. If you get a hot day, this little wall is worthy for this and the two routes to the right of it.

Sting

Crescent Crack

Stumpy Hornet

Obeesity.

Bumblebee Tuna

The Buzz

Kiefer Ari

Mad Hatter

Honey Ale

Unknown PH fingers to hands splitter

Petrified Hornet

Horsefly

Want to try a tighter version of 4x4? A nearly identical in geometry roof, except in #3s, follows a bouldery start.  Now enjoy (or suffer) the remaining 30 feet of baggy #4s to the chains.  Kind of off-widthy at the top.

This is the obvious, right-facing corner between Sting and Petrified Hornet.  There appears to be a second pitch...

Finger crack in left-facing corner with a couple of roofs to ascend. The crack starts with off fingers and moves to tips at the top. There's some scumming and mantles to be had on this thing to make it a little more than your typical layback and/or jam in a corner crack.

A short route but more fun than you'd think, get on this line while the corners are still sharp!

The first 30 feet are characterized by the perfect #2 Camalot.  The final 10 feet pinch down to as tiny as you want, with face holds out right to finish and clip.  Too bad it wasn't longer.

one of the most splitter routs in the creek. my long winded ass can't say enough!

Jam up a lower-angle section using your best corner crack skills until you reach a good rest below a mini-roof/bulge. Place a piece high and gun it to a less-restful rest.  Manage the pump on the steep section with good small feet.  Make one last move up to the left to clip the chains.

After a tenuous slabby start (which warrants the 10- rating), follow a fund corner/chimney with "infinite options" for jams, laybacks, mantles, and whatever other trickery gets you up at around 5.9. Watch for some loose rock, though we tried to get most of it.

A second and third pitch could be added, but the crack changes nature (wide!) and has some potential rope cutting choss deep inside.

Lie back the start on the lighter rock where a block has come off the wall and pull into the off fingers splitter that passes a hollow flake and turns to thin hands as it winds it way up the wall before thinning down again before the anchors. Cripy edges abound on this thing but are hard to trust. There's a nice hold to clip the chains from to take the edge off after climbing through some thin stuff.

Petrified Hornet is a good right facing corner up steep rock to an interesting top out.

The offwidth for climbers with only small racks! Start in a slot with fingers in the back. Scum your way up to the first of two bomb bay chimneys. More shimneying gets you to the top of a pillar before entering the second bomb bay. Enter the slightly widening chimney before finally hitting the roof. Use the finger crack to pull out the roof and stand on a small ledge to clip the chains.

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Routes in Petrified Hornet Wall