Fun overhung climbing on unique pockets down low leads to a series of roofs up high. The first hanger is brown.

Out of Africa

Jane

Sickle

Ego East

Tarzan

Rumble in the Jungle

Monkey Tails

Tusk

Slick Willie

Touch of Gray

Porter's Arete

Buster Brown

Lion

Heart of Darkness

Obsession

Climb short face and pull roof on jugs. Either take the no-hands coffin rest or shake out on large pocket, then weave left and back right to good shake under second roof. Choose your beta through the crux, then move through more jugs and take your awkward position of choice to clip the chains.

Beware the sketchy block about half way up the route.

Cruiser face climbing leads to an overhung finish.

Bouldery sequence down low in the cave leads to monster jugs underneath the roof. 

  Cop a shake and mantle onto the face, where easy 5.11 terrain lies ahead. Always a good jug in sight to shake if your getting gassed.

Pull up onto and crank out of overhang start. Mantle onto sloping shelves then run it out. Another steep section to anchors. 

A powerful four move crux gets you to the first bolt (if you miss this you take a big, but safe, swing), and then a couple more moves around the corner to the second bolt. Take a rest, and then do a fun, balancy sequence using holds on both sides of the arete to reach a big obvious jug below the third bolt. Pull on more jugs to reach the chains.

Climb up to the prominent tusk and into a sustained boulder problem. Fight the pump out multiple roofs to anchors in a block under the final roof.

Sloping shelves, stemming, alittle crack, layback then finish with a couple big moves to anchor

This route opens with a boulder problem to a big ledge where you can de-pump and prepare for the second half of the route. From the ledge, just one more tough move separates you from the anchors.

The guidebook says "Porter Jarrard had a way of picking the plums, and this one stays true to form."

 Easy climbing leads to a hard move on thin holds to gain the jug over the first short roof. Gain the face, cop a rest, and then fire a big move to the jugs atop the next roof. Another few moves on smaller holds gets you a final rest before the heartbreaker crux on tiny crimps.

 Edit: Almost two years later and this remains one of the best routes I've climbed in the Canyon. Feels hard at 12d. This should be a high priority on your list if you haven't climbed it. - AJS

A hard crux on small holds through the first few bolts leads to a no hands rest and then some pretty easy climbing until another small crux guarding the chains.

Fun dynamic jug haul. 

  Start low making easy pulls on loose rock to reach the base of the roof. Some sequential tugs here gain you access to the head wall where steep jug pulling ensues. Cop a rest at the big shelf feature on some cool featured jugs, and trend right for the slab finale.

Start just left of Tarzan on a big chalky jug.  Trending up and right on long and powerful crimp moves that lead into 2 similar compression boulders separated by a one handed jug.  A good shake at the lip of the cave is followed by a lip turn crux then moderate headwall climbing to the anchor.  Rad route.

Steep jug climbing the whole way through. 

  Start to the left of    "lion", then climb into the middle of it; rest at the giant shelf but trend left this time to a 4/5 move sequence on sloping finger buckets to the chains.

Thought-provoking face climbing leads to a cave near the top that you can climb into and rest before the boulder problem that guards the chains. Be prepared to wait in line for this canyon classic when the parking lot is full.

These popular walls lie off of Wolf Creek, a tributary to Little River, and does not face the main canyon.

 Though these two walls abut each other, they are very different in character. Jungle Gym is made up of textbook steep Little River climbing, where sequenced crimping between large flat edges is common. By contrast, the Grey Wall is tall, slightly overhung, and values technique over raw power.

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