Main Wall

Climb the arete beside the pinnacle.

Start in the middle of a blank wall to the right of a very high bolt. Make hard face move up a thin face to a high first bolt. Make the crux move to the second bolt, then climb left to a spot under roof/corner. Turn corner to the right and finish on posit

Climb face to a small roof [crux] followed by a left facing corner.

Overhanging start on positive holds.

Face climb up low angle face. A little heady.

This is the beautiful face. Slightly overhanging at it's top with good holds. Climb up to stance above first bolt, then finesse your way right through the right leaning ramp/corner. Back left to a good stance above second bolt. Straight up the clean rock

Very popular route, beginning is deceptive and often gives climbers trouble. Try to keep the barn door closed as you make your way up the corner to reach the crux exit. Finish on easy jugs moves and widely spaced bolts. A key block fell out at the top of

Start atop the Anal Intruder, grab a couple of jagged hold. Now fire up the overhang past 2 bolts and slap for a jug on the arete [crux]. Finish easily in the right facing dihedral. If top roping this one beware of the rope stretch and the large boulder a

Climb the obvious large right facing dihedral.

Follow line of bolts to a fun finish.

A little right of "Brûle pour Ciel" is an obvious blocky easy-looking corner. Climb this on big holds and big ledges.

Climb up on positive holds to a bolt on a diamond shaped slab. Move up onto the left side of the slab, then step right into a v-slot to find Gunks style holds. Finish easier past 2 more bolt to a nice ledge at the top.

Left route of the 5.10 trio that share an anchor. Look for a slabby triangle of rock, Climb straight up, clip a bolt and make a tricky move into the left facing corner.

Center of trio. Climb up and make delicate moves past 2 bolts. Now find the G-Spot and make a long powerful move to a side crimp.

Climb up steep large holds aiming for a flake. Get your feet up and make a reachy move to a good crimp high and right.

Nice moves down low and kind of ledgy up high. This route was TR'ed for decades before Bonnie came along and called it 'Bolt Me'. So we did. Now called Stigmata because of an injury to the palm of my hand.