Crux is near the top.  Although only rated 5.10a, I thought the top was pretty stiff, but maybe I was a bit off route.

Amadeus II

Far Left Route

Mozart's Wall Traverse

Left Hand

Center Route

Quickstep

Amadeus

Face

Mr. Toad's Wild Ride

Unnamed Arete

Right Edge

The crux is near the top were the hands get smooooth.  Face climbing with good footwork.  Really look for the holds and they're all there.

A decent route that's a bit harder (and more interesting in my opinion) than left hand. I would say second or third easiest on the wall (not counting the arete). It's fairly sustained with decent, if sporadic holds. Focus on getting good positions with your feet and be ready to smear.

Great traverse for building endurance.  The crux is at the far right end.  If you're tired, start R to L to get the crux outta the way first.  If you're fresh, start L to R.

Good starting climb for the wall.  Crimps and edges.

Crux is near the top and right off the ground.  Follow the obvious features pretty much straigt up.  If going over the top bulge, trend left and use the chalked pocket in the roof (5.10).

Not as hard as it looks and always impresses the neophytes on Mozart's.

A dance up the arete. A sidepull for the left and pockets for the right, with multiple foot switches, lead to a critical heel hook on the left which allows for a committing throw for the big jug - then do a nervy pull over the top on small put positive enough holds - downclimb using the tree to the right.

This problem is a tad loose but worthwhile if working Quickstep.

Good holds lead you unsuspecting towards the top, the moment of truth is pulling the last couple of moves up very steep stuff.

WARNING: The finishing jug is loose - time will tell if it stays or goes.

You've seen the picture of 15 year old Royal Robbins laybacking Nabisco in Converse shoes, right?

Sit start on the arete behind and left of Mozarts Traverse and pull up onto the arete. Follow the arête up using some feet and right hands on the face. Reach up high over the top and grab a good hold. Mantle up directly and a bit left on sandy holds.

Don't know if anyone has climbed this before.  Let me know if you have info on it.  It's quite grainy and some of the holds are suspect. Could clean up well with some traffic. Good route for the v1-v2 climber to test his mental toughness on the mantle.

Angled slab on the corner of Mozart's Wall.  Clean face climbing with smearing and light hand work.  Great climb for beginners who want to get comfortable with using their feet and don't want a vertical face.  Seasoned climbers enjoy the 'run up'.

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Routes in Mozart's Wall