Routes in Nevada

The route climbs the left hand line on the tallest part of the main wall. Work the arete and the face barely right on small crimps up the vertical wall for three bolts, and then enjoy the near vertical 5.8 face to anchors.

Climbs the center line on the tallest part of the main wall. Step across to two good crimps, then work straight up the vertical varnish face along a series of breaks. Work through the break and onto the high angle slab above, and work this to the anchor.

The right route on the tall part of the main wall. Step across into the chimney and work it for a bolt, then pull left onto the face and up past a small bulge and four more bolts to anchors.

The most center route on the main wall. Pull up onto the face to the right of the chimney, and work up past bolts to a big break with a massive horn of rock. Step above this and head to the anchors.

Splitter at a sport crag. Reminiscent of Yin+Yang but thinner, more smearing, and much smaller pro. A good excuse to visit Civilization Crags and the best rock on the cliff. Not much real crack climbing on this one, more of a V3/4 boulder problem with good gear, but it's an exciting line that will reward those that are adept at placing pro quickly from smears. Worthwhile.

Climbs the blank looking far right face of the main wall. Pull up through underclings and sparse feet to the first bolt, then crimp up to another undercling. Work the crimps to the right of the prominant flake to the last bolt, then traverse left into the flake. A few moves and the chains are yours.

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The first of three routes (from the left) on the east face around the corner from Super Tsardom.

The second of three routes (from the left) on the east face around the corner from Super Tsardom.

The second of three routes (from the left) on the east face around the corner from Super Tsardom. Goes through an overhang.

Second clip is sketchy, stick clip recommended.

Follow the left leaning seam at the right edge of the wall.

Leftmost bolt line. Climbs a slab to a small crux roof below the anchor.

Cruisy, well bolted slab to the first anchor. The extension above is The Great White Dog.

An extension of The White Dog to a second, higher set of anchors. There are 6 bolts, then the first anchor, then two more bolts, then the second anchor.

Lotsa bolts.

An easy chimney crack, then a slab to the anchors.

The bolt line just left of a prominent flake.

Take care of the big cactus right at the base of the climb. Crux between first and second bolts, so best to stick clip second bolt.

Another climb with a cactus at its base. Follows the arete/crack at the right end of the wall. Avoid the chossy rock to the right of the crack.

M. Kimm, 2014

Juggy and cruisy wall, with a sofa-grade rest in the middle. (M. Kimm, 2014)

M. Kimm, 2014.

Shares anchor with Virtuous Pagans. (M. Kimm 2014)

Start bridging the gap. Delicate moves lead to elegant and cruisy climbing on excellent holds. (M. Kimm, 2014)

M. Kimm, 2014.

The back of the gully.

M. Kimm, 2014.

M. Kimm, 2014.