This route climbs the corner on the right side of the upper slab on the right side of the Wild.

I would recommend that only experienced trad leaders lead this route. It's not hard and the protection is pretty good, but still, you've got to have confidence in placing gear in limestone. We don't like to bolt cracks, that's why we left it as a trad route. If you don't have trad gear, just toprope the thing, but don't bolt the crack.

Migration

Serengeti

Stampede

Welcome to the Jungle

Call of the Wild

Heart of Darkness

Antelope

Congo

Chupacabra

Gazelle

The right route on the right slab (directions not a description). Start the same as Stampede but head right at the second bolt and enjoy the juggy holds up the slab that seems steeper than you think.

The top has one last fun challenge.

The holds are a bit smaller than on Stampede which is why it is rated a bit harder.

Similar to Call of the Wild, but just slightly more difficult. Climb past 5 bolts on good pockets and jugs to the chains. The start is still a bit dirty.

The left route on the right slab. Start the same as W.T.T.J. but head left when you clip the second bolt. Jug city follows! Fun Fun Fun! (Tristan never repeats routes and he has done this several times. That should tell you how much fun it is)

This is a very unique route. There's nothing else like it in Rock Canyon, or even American Fork. Just about every hold is a huge, juggy pocket. The pockets are awesome! Also, this route has the world's greatest undercling. Enjoy!

This is a great little crack! Awesome for beginner leaders. You don't need to jam at all, as there are holds everywhere on the sides of the crack.

The crack, especially the bottom part, is still pretty dirty, but should clean up with more ascents.

Because it's there. I had to climb it because... It's climbable. But it's not really worth doing unless you want another tick. It's the worst route on the wall.

Start right behind the little pine tree on the left side of the main lending. Climb up the right side of the leaning pillar, up a small corner. There are still some loose blocks in the there, so be careful. When the corner ends, just continue up to Congo's anchors.

Follows a steep section on the left side of the slabs. The start can be a bit tricky but look for nice left facing jugs here and there. A big reach after clipping the second bolt and it is basically done.

**This route can also be done on the right side of the bolts using some pretty good pockets (even though this was not the original line. It seems that someone went ahead and cleaned out all the dirty pockets). This method of doing the route is not harder than 5.8.

This is a great climb! Climb past a couple bolts to a steeper headwall section. Pull past this section on lots of fun pulling on great jugs. That's the crux, but it's also the best part of the route. (Stay left if you want the 5.10 experience; going right makes it easier). After that, the route slabs out a bit up to the chains.

The first route you encounter (left side) and a real shorty. Was bolted as a teaching route. Great for beginning leaders. Still, it's not a bad climb.

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Routes in The Wild