Start on lichen arete/slab passing two bolts to a stance where a wild jump is encountered before following rails to the anchor.  may need some cleaning.

Space Oddity

Two Thumbs Up

Big Horny Sheep

Prince's Plume

Slap Chop

Propulsion

30th A.M.L.

Free Beer

Androids

Hubble

Cameo

Alien Abduction

Desertglow

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Puss in Boots

Stem between main wall and tower, then face climb past 3 bolts, finishing with a crack to the summit. Great views of the portal and river!

Technical face route. Climbs up and right over bulging sections.

Named after the late Prince who passed away two days ago and coincidentally the Prince's Plume flower which bloomed the same day at the base of the route. This route follows two bolts to a shelf then up 7 bolts leading up to a thin seam on a corner (crux), followed by one bolt to a thin hand to finger crack. Gear for the top.  30 meter pitch, TIE A KNOT at the end of your rope!! Route is cleaning up, so watch for loose rocks.

Face climb to the scoop then head right to the dihedral with the crack.

Tech moves once you leave the ground. It's not over till you clip the anchor. Have your eyes open, this route has many small moves and giant reaches.

30th Anniversary of the Martian Landing. Fun lie-back up right facing off-width. Then a wee bit of choss.

Located on the right side of the wall by the big block. Climbs dihedrals, left then right facing. Long, fun climb!!

Climb through excellent black rock, working a cool stem up to a jug and a sinker pocket. From here, follow thoughtful face climbing through a bulge to the top of the wall.

This pitch has some great rock and unique movement, and is well worth doing. It's also the easiest route on the wall and as such makes for a nice warmup.

Middle route on the wall ending under the roof.

Located right of Hubble, above the blocks. Long, fun, sustained 5.10 climbing.

Just right of Big Horny Sheep and directly opposite of Two Thumbs Up. Very fun! The crux is well protected but could be height dependent.

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Routes in Mars