Climb the Left-slanting undercling flake that looks like it will come off.  However the FA team worked on the flake for a long time, and it would not budge with the big crow bar.

Looks like the you need a stick clip to get the first bolt, but the climbing is not hard.  You mileage may vary.

Pray for me

Lone Survivor

The Dharma Initiative

The Scent of Protein

Drillers Ball

Days of Yore

If you must know

3 Days and Nights

Tercera Vez

Get Me to the Chert on Time

Testepiece

Quarternail

Leave the 99

Push the Button

This Ain’t How We Do Things in JeffCo

End of an era

Jane

Alright Mr. Weed, I’m Ready for my Close-up

Alpinista más ligero, paquete más pesado

Jump Puff Jump

Lost Coin

Tim in Tow

Found

Get Your Feet Wet

Refridgearete

Lost my place

Dolomite colossus

Forget me not

Smoke Monster

Orange Sky

Cold Water for a Thirsty Soul

Missing Shirt

Shade for Jonah

Spot

Dick

Amen Corner

Fun 5.10 climbing to the corner before encountering a 11 crux bulge.

Some veg

Climb the left corner past the small tree. Shares Anchors with the Route to the right

The next three routes finish on a bulging section that definitely needs more cleaning. It might be wise to wait another season or two until we get back up there.

A fine route that blasts up the center of the Wall.

Increasingly, difficult, and technical 11 climbing up the high angle face. The must do route on the wall.

Long, technical, and very good

low crux leads to fun climbing to the left side of arête.

As the name suggests, never leave your gear cache in a whey protein jug.....

Bears made quick work of our cache in Summer 2011

Climbs the left side near the obvious crack feature, not as good as other routes in the area

The most striking and obvious line on the wall takes the 5.9 crack up to a 5.10 crux bulge before the first set of chains. Pitch two climbs out the long left  arching crack.  You may encounter a small rotten band of rock and a few spots of bird droppings on this one.  Can be done in a single monster pitch with a 60M making it one of the longest and nicest 9s in all of Ten Sleep; bring 3 or 4 long runners to mitigate rope drag.  Adventure sport climbing at its best!

climb the left facing arête below pine.  Originally established as the approach pitch to gain access to the upper routes on the wall

Great climbing that encounters some lichen, moss, and vegetation, but a cool and memorable crux

Climbs the Right side of arête.

Very Fun!

Climbs up the right side of this panel on very good quality rock

Cruise up 5.11 climbing to a crux roof.

Note: Several working project exist above this.

Starts on pockets to sustained 12 climbing up the steep gold streak on perfect stone.  Delicate, demanding and sequential, and oh so sweet.

Finish by traversing to the chains on the ledge

Climbs up the middle of the Wall in the alcove.

The tongue and cheek route name refers to a onerous bolting permit process in Colorado and the wild wild West Days of Ten Sleep.  After the bolting ban in summer of 2019 the name is now both dated and hugely ironic.

Climbs up the obvious orange groove feature

climb the shallow/faint corner of veg to pocketed wall with chert. Crux near the top before the chains.

Left Most route on the Wall: These begin at the end of a slow rise in the trail before it levels out.

Climbs the left margin of black wall, two sets of chains.

The very first route established at the crag in Summer 2010

One hard move, the rest similar to other routes.

Climb the blunt Arête just right of the chimney cave that oozes ice cold air. Superb climbing until top, when the grade and quality eases off

Tough climbing to start, leads to some cruiser climbing, capped off by a hard exit

The next three routes finish on a bulging section that definitely needs more cleaning.

A very fine route worthy of your climbing adventure

Fun pocket pulling down low leads to several sustained moves of balancy and technical arête climbing.   Keep it together for a glory run to the chains

Climbs the obvious right facing seam on the far right side of Wall of Awesome

Very technical!.

Note: Don't get your rope wet when pulling from the chains

A cool route but has a very loose flake on left, but easy to climb around and avoid.

cool climbing that might encounter some moss & vegetation

Climbs up the bbvious right-facing corner.

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