Climbing on medium sized crimps and and pockets leads to the giant hole that is the namesake of the route. A big move to a jug and you can reach the chains.

Pluto's Hole

Glass Slipper

Hey Mr. Lizard Man

Dave's Not Here

Up in Smoke

Higher

Mostly Labrador

Let's Do a Line, Man.

Some Crimes

Still Smokin

Mickey's Crack

Corsicane Brothers

Climb the right-facing dihedral to the small roof, then it seems like the crux is reaching high for hold(s) and clipping the anchor. Bolts are on right side of the corner.   May be 10d?

Two small roofs, throw a heel or champ your way over the edge to a great crimp. Whale over the top to anchors.

Climb through a bolt to the break. Three more bolts on fairly pocketed rock. Cool crux hold. Finish left of roof.

Clip first bolt, climb left of it and surmount the dusty ledge. Climb up slightly overhanging section using 'mail slots' on right or crimpers on left.  Reach across to the right and get into jugs going up a faint arete that overhangs and gets your forearms pumped.  Clip the anchor.

The crux is definitely the start. Just clip the second bolt after you get up to the shelf and pump through and find your feet through to the 3rd bolt.

Fun climb shares two bolts with Corscicane Brothers.  Follow the left line of bolts after that.   Crux is the middle of the face on slopey crimpy ledges.  Tougher for shorter people

Some people use tree stump to get started but it isn't necessary. Similar to other routes on this section of wall. Fun warmup.

Start on the choss shelf above the trail near the large dry roots. Climb face up to tufa holds at bolt 2 (located underside of small roof). Two jugs allow for a high clip (bolt 3) before ascending on thin crimps through the crux in the middle of the vertical face. Clip another bolt (4) at the top of the face before standing up at the anchors on a ledge 5 feet below the cliff top.

*** Route name may have changed, this is the name as in my version of the guidebook (listed as expired project, 4 bolts, 5.hard) ***

  Gain the ledge, unprotected, to clip the 1st bolt (the tree stump may be used to make this easier.) Bouldery moves lead past the 2nd bolt to a cave where the 3rd bolt may be clipped. Top section is thin, find good feet to advance to the next bolt. A few more moves take you to the chains.

Cool route through two big huecos. Neat crux comes shortly after.

Clip first bolt (if you want) to get on the ledge, then clip second bolt and veer rightward clipping several more bolts past two huecos and an 'elephant trunk' to the anchor.

A lot of quality routes here. The wall is a little ugly from a distance.

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Routes in Cheech and Chong Wall