Climb Left Pick to the roof and then move left around the roof, up past a ledge to a left-facing inside corner that offers some cool back stepping and stemming moves. Be sure to climb the final 15' section of headwall off the left side of the Jim Pick Rappel ledge. -Indy's Online Guide

 Rap requires 2 ropes

Easy Pickin's

Dirty and Cheap...

Smoke 'em If You Got 'em

Left Pick

Smoke 'em Variation

Second Pick

Jim Pick

Slim Pickins

Deconstruction

Start in front of the small trees about 20' to the left of the left-facing corner that bisects the bottom part of the Jim Pick Wall. Climb up and to the left along the path of least foliage until a line can be taken straight up to the top of the cliff. -Indy's Online Guide

 Rap requires 2 ropes. Look for tree with girth hitched rope for start or find first tree left of the trail as you scramble up to wall.

Use either variation #3 or 4 from the Jim Pick starts. After gaining the first ledge, continue up the face and to the right until gaining the second series of left-facing flakes. Climb the flakes straight up, passing the tree on the left, and then up to and over the next roof at its widest point (crux). Maintain a direct line up to the exit notch of Jim Pick, staying to the right of the shallow left-facing corner on the top third of Jim Pick. Finish through the exit notch of Jim Pick. Note: the gear under the roof is good, but the next 15' (crux) over the roof is rather difficult to protect. -Indy's Online Guide

Climb the left side of the wall to the roof on the left. Climb out the right side of the roof and then straight to the top. - Indy's Online Guide

 Rap Requires Two ropes

Climb Smoke 'em If You Got 'em up to the roof. Skirt around the left side of the roof and rejoin the climb above. -Indy's Online Guide

 Rap requires two ropes

Climb the left side of the Jim Pick Wall to the roof on the left then traverse right across the wall to gain the shallow left-facing corners of Smoke 'em.... Finish on Jim Pick. -Indy's Online Guide

 Rap requires 2 ropes

Gain the first ledge and then move slightly right to the first series of left-facing flakes. Climb the flakes and overlaps until you reach the middle roof of a staggered row of three roofs that bisect the cliff. Climb out the crack on the right side of the middle roof. After establishing above the roof, aim directly up to the shallow left-facing corner system. Climb that and then move slightly back to the right aiming for the obvious exit notch. Sustained for it's grade once you get above the first roof. Classic; not to be missed. - Indy's Online Guide

 Rap requires 2 ropes

Climb the start of Jim Pick until reaching the middle roof. Pull the roof and then continue straight up the center of the wall. The top section is "almost R/possibly R" --sustained 5.9/5.10 climbing at times over gear that is not as good nor as close as you'd like. This climb was attempted on two different occasions (whereby the leaders of both teams down-climbed after entering the unknown runout near the top third of the top section). It is the only climb thus far to have been top-roped before being led; although Chris & Bob did send it on their first attempt, with beta only.  -Indy's Online Guide

 Rap requires two ropes

This route uses one of the start variations (#3 or #4 best) as Jim Pick, but climbs up to the right. PITCH 1: After gaining the first ledge continue up the face and to the right until gaining the third series (from left to right) of left-facing flakes. Climb the flakes until it is possible to traverse even further right aiming for a spot more near the somewhat blunt arete. Climb the arete an additional 50-60' until gaining the very large ledge that is approximately 35' below Who Do You Believe. (5.7, 130'). PITCH 2: Climb up and to the right off the belay ledge, gaining the left side of the large rectangular block that is wedged precariously in the headwall. Traverse right along the block until reaching the crack system above it on its right side. Once on the block, climb up and to the right until you can exit at the first notch on the right of the Misty Splitter finish (5.7, 50'). -Indy's Online Guide

 Rap requires two ropes

Filled with some multi-pitch classics, the Jim Pick Wall is well worth your time. The rap station requires two ropes, 50m minimum.

Easy Pickin's

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Routes in Jim Pick Wall