Routen als sport in The Jungle Wall

The one bolted route on this vegetated wall between the main Jungle wall climbing area and Outrage wall.

Walk up the trail made of concrete tires leftwards from the tin pavilion until you get to the left-most set of bolts, just before the gulley that is "Tamirindo". The first pitch trends leftwards, avoiding the obvious roof.

Start as per "Las Chimuelas", but after 3rd bolt follow bolt-line straight up to the left side of the roof.

Shares start with "Las Chimuelas" and "Warifikis", but goes over the roof at an easier part than Warifikis.

Climb up and over the roof. Then up slab above.

Ed rates this 5.10a, Dane rates it 5.8. I split the difference.

This route is approached by climbing the first 3 pitches of "Jungle Mountaineering" then following the 3rd class trail leftwards up through the garden to the wall. Left most route. This is a new route. It is awesome and mostly clean, except for the last pitch which has a crack full of spikey plants, maybe bring scisors or gardening gloves to clean this nice pitch.

This route is approached by climbing the first 3 pitches of "Jungle Mountaineering" then following the 3rd class trail leftwards up through the garden to the wall.

This route is approached by climbing the first 3 pitches of "Jungle Mountaineering" then following the 3rd class trail leftwards up through the garden to the wall.

Pitch 4 has a 5.11b variation -- go straight up through the overhanging dihedral for the 11b, or up a ramp before re-joining the dihedral.

This route is approached by climbing the first 3 pitches of "Jungle Mountaineering" then following the 3rd class trail leftwards up through the garden to the wall.

This is the first line of bolts that will be found on the wall.

Climb the obvious clean water streak right of the Jungle Boy roof, on the generally left side of the wall. Used to access the "Jungle Bowl".

(Dane's book describes this as run-out, and pitch 3 is listed as 5.9R in Ed's book -- but it has been re-bolted and is no more run-out than normal for EPC.)

1. 5.9+ Getting to the first bolt is not a cruise. The crux hides near the end, guarded by a single polished foothold.

2. 5.9 Mostly positive holds with a slight crux.

3. 5.9 More of the same.

4. 5.10a Technical traverse into sustained climbing until you've pulled the bulge.

Starts on the same ledge-area as "Jungle Mountaineering", to the right of it.

40m of classic Jungle Wall climbing. Sub-anchor for climbing with a rope under 80m.

The summit register is at the end of pitch 13, most people skip the last two pitches, and, especially, the last pitch. Bring a 70m rope and 24 draws if linking pitches. Fixed draws on P7 for rappelling the traversing pitch.

Climb easy slab with solid holds just to the right of Yankee Clipper, now with a plaque at the start.

Newly(2016) cleaned (re-cleaned? there's one really old bolt on it) route just to the right of "Yankee Clipper".

Just right of La Chiky Baby; similar climmbing but a lot more run-out. Bring supplementary gear if not confident at the grade.

Name plate on the bottom. .

Slab with bolts, just to the right of Succulenta -- similar climbing, but a lot more bolts. Name plate at the start.

About 5m left of Space Boyz. Technical slab climbing.

1. 5.9 25m. Slab.

2. 5.10a 25m. More slab, a bit steeper.

About 2 meters to the left of Space Boyz.

This Potrero classic was bolted entirely on the weekends. Starts just north of the pavilion. Loose rock. Helmet recommended. Please be careful of the partying Mexicans below. This route has been climbed in 2 1/2 hours, car to car. Take 20 draws if you combine pitches, works well for 1&2, 3&4 and on top. You have to rap from the dedicated rap station below the bulge (belay station 3 after pitch 4) if you have a 60m rope.

Slab just to the right of Space Boyz. Has recently been regraded to 5.9 in Frank's book.

Starts just left of the tree climbing close to the aqueduct. Climbs the black streak through the large roof right of "Space Boyz".

1. 5.9 20m, 4 bolts. Climb easy slab to a high bolt, with maybe one 5.9 move.

2. 5.10b 25m, 9 bolts. Solid at the grade, with lots of good climbing.

3. 5.6 15m, 3 bolts. A bit run-out, but short.

4. 3rd class. Follow the fixed rope.

5. 5.9 37m, 9 bolts. Climb easy ramp to high first bolt, then up broken and hollow flakes to fine crimping up a black streak.

6. 5.10d 16 bolt. Face to a big roof.

7. 5.10b

8. 5.10b

9. 5.9

Starts about 3m right of Black Cat Bone, with a belayer-bolt. Climb up slab to several corners.

Full-value for the grade.