Vías en Santa Fe

Up ramp with rollover short wall on right which forms an open book. Pick the ramp with the best handholds in the corner. Ascend between block in front and wall on right, then continue on easier blocky route bearing left and around edge on right to chains.

Straight up line left of yucca to chains. Start just left of nose. Go up fluting to just under hexagonal overhang, pass right of overhang and continue upward. Two medium sized loose slabs near top (don't do lay backs here).

Go straight up at the rock toe, to same chains as Cold Day in Hell.

Start on right of toe. End on a small splitter crack to anchors. These anchors are to the right of the anchors for Cold Day in Hell.

Go straight to anchors which service Path of Charon route as well.

Straight up from bolt at bottom to chains, passing up on the left of a column which extends from the middle almost to the top of the climb.

Climb similar to Elysian Fields, but straight up to a separate set of anchors further over to the right on the same face.

Not described in the newest guidebooks. To left of Protein Supplement. Go up gulley to notch, then up ramp and cut over to the right (long way) or diagonal left to anchor bolts (short way).

Up alcove in middle of the southernmost large buttress on the western wall. Go left under roof and up to finish.

Up crack on face, which soon becomes a flare, and finally an offwidth crack in a dihedral. Climb on face just in front of Alcove proper.

Left side of Rats Peak. Start at left side of open book. Ascend about 5 feet and switch to right side of open book. Ascend further, flip rope and cross arete. Then, asccend to the chains

Up vertically striated sandstone to short open book at finish.

Farthest left route on face

Below big tree about 15' back from middle of long straight section of western cliff wall. I recommend top-roping it. No places to put in pro.

A nice arête climb.

Great face climbing. Cold shuts at the anchor.

At least two cruxes on this climb: a bulge at the middle, and a thin face at the top. Awesome climb, well bolted, as are all Bradshow routes. Cold Shuts at the top. Thank you, Rick.