The hardest route on this portion of wall, this tackles a thin boulder problem start then eases up and offers fun face climbing to the top.

Afternoon Shakedown

Chockstone Chimney

Donna T's Route

Linda's Face

Up to Heaven

Toe Jam Express

Linda's Crack

Tight Shoes

Right N Up

Gotcha Bush

Out of Step

Morning Warm-Up

Double Crack

Steady Breeze

Big Step

A tricky sequence right off the ground is the crux, which quickly eases and more moderate, enjoyable climbing gains the top.

Very easy climbing/scrambling that's more often used as a down-climb than not.

Way too short, but the best warm up of the short routes at the wall's right edge. Go to the right-most edge of the S. Face of the wall, then walk back left to the first crack system encountered. Probably more like 5.4, but it's hard to guess at that grade. Too short to be great. Too bad it's not a full pitch in length.

Wander up the low-angled lumpy face passing several horizontal cracks to a crux at the very top where the angle steepens.

Thin face climbing down low then past a horizontal crack to a small ledge with a short bit of crack to finish.

Starts as double cracks down low and transitions into a nice crack that is a good exercise in crack climbing. Short but quality and worth doing to develop or hone your jamming skills.

The chimney left of

Linda's Face

is a good wide crack exercise if so inclined.

Tight shoes may help on this one! Do a boulder problem start, like many on this rock, and weave your way up the face using edges, scoops and a couple of horizontal cracks.

Flaring crack at the bottom that opens up the higher you climb. If top-roping, take long slings.

This rotue is a crack just left of Donna T's Route that terminates not far above the ground. Climb the crack and shoot for the top directly upward. The climbing might be a little easy at the grade. But the crux is high and would be bad to fall from!

Climbs the center of the face following along a faint seam feature. Erosion at the base is noticable and this has gotten more difficult over the years.

At the far right end of the Short Wall, practically around the right hand end, climb up a 'flake' to a slab crux, moving up and left to join the 5.3 finish of Donna T's Route.  The crux is getting into the traverse.

Fun jamming on this route that climbs a straight-in crack and about midway up switches over to another crack on the left.

A bouldery start on edges quickly eases to lower angled friction moves and a committing sequence of smears at the very top, especially if soloing.

The last face route on the right side of the Short Wall. Easier than it looks and a fun route.

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Routes in Short Wall - Right Side