Begin from the same holds of Wildfire. Keep it together for the tricky sequence at the roof.

Avalanche Run

Curbside No Traction

Ankle Brute

The Second Labor of Hercules

Conscription

Ghost in the Machine

Single Finger Salute

The Return of Frank Byron

Action over Apathy

Sudoku

Waltz the Deal

Fillet the Hand

Subtle Thievery

Wildfire

Massive Attack

The crux comes quick on this route.  Use slopping holds or small crimps to clip the 2nd bolt.   From here, the climb eases up, but it's still pumpy throughout.

Surprisingly fun slab route with a flake thrown in about halfway up for good measure. Can be dirty after it rains.

Seven feet right of

Curbside No Traction

you will find the Ankle Brute. Make sure to bring one big quad muscle.  Figure out the bottom crux then cruise up much easier ground to the chains.

Tough face climbing to a good no hands rest then there's a short over-hanging sprint to the last bolt and anchors

This route makes a nice warm up for the other lines on this wall.   Start just to the right of the arete and climb straight up using very positive holds to reach a large ledge at mid height.   Pulling the moves off this large ledge is the crux.   Once established above the ledge, it's jugs to the finish.

Just to the left and around the corner from Ghost in the Machine, Single Finger Salute is better than its neighbor to the right, Second Labor of Hercules. Cruxy off the ground to a no hands rest, climb the roof on good jugs, then establish out of the roof on smaller holds.

Fantastic, bouldery route. Things get serious right off the bat on this one. Begin climbing the short, steep face by pulling on sharp pockets. Make a big move left to a slanted rail, then move right to another rail. Gear up for the dead point to a mailbox slot for the first rest. 25 feet of 5.9 to the top.

Hard for the grade.

Climb crimpy pockets to a small roof pull the roof straight over (don't cheat left) and then follow pockets to the top.

Pull through a boulder problem and then continue on jugs to the anchors.

Climb some low angle slab up to the roof. clip bolt and continue onto some interesting climbing.

Or, do the direct start going straight (left of the slab). Goes at about the same grade.

Start off climbing through a series of thin, reachy moves to a jug then continue up the featured face below the roof. Boulder and jam your way out the roof using whatever trickery you can imagine. Take a tour of the massive hueco then climb the vertical, pocketed headwall to a thinner finish.

A few of the lower draws could be extended to help mitigate rope drag through the roof; however, this is not necessary.

Located just left of Conscription. Straightforward, but enjoyable climbing to a large ledge then some difficult moves to the chains. 6 bolts.

From the top of the boulders, traverse out right to reach the first bolt and then straight up.  The crux is around the 5th bolt.   Small pockets lead into a stance to make the clip and then reach up using crimps to gain a flake below the anchors.   Nice climbing, that increases in intensity as you head up the route.

Start on a boulder and pull a roof up to a stance at the second bolt. Make a long, balancey reach off a tiny crimp to a slot. Continue up the face on progressively easier terrain to a sit down rest in a hueco. Move up and left past more moderate terrain to the second to last bolt. Continue up the sustained and slightly overhanging face past one more bolt to the anchors.

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Routes in Curbside