A very clean bolted slab up the right side of Alex Wall.  Follow bomber bolts (6 or 7) to a bolted sport anchor.  As with the rest of the wall, the route gets harder as the slab get steeper.  After climbing over a small roof, very thin moves takes you past another bolt, then to the anchor.  At the crux, you can climb left of the bolts and diagonal right to the anchor, or you can climb directly up the line of bolts and enjoy the thin goodness.  Fun slab.

Los Pantalones De Alex

Hot Patootie Bless My Soul

Moss Lords of the Wasatch

SUPER 8

A short climb that arches left up the slab.  The start is marked by a fixed piton that shouldn't be trusted. The first bolt being about 20 feet up.  It gets more difficult as the angle increases.

PITCH ONE

: Follow the line of bolts arching left to a ledge with a chain anchor. There is some gear placements between bolts.

SECOND PITCH:

Climb the easy and semi-loose arête/ridge above the chain belay.  There are a few bolts and natural gear placements.  To descend, locate two gold chains on the back side and slightly south of the top of the formation.  Rap down the gulley to the south, back to the chain anchor of pitch one.  From here, one rap there is one more single rope rap to the ground.

Two pitches of very moderate bolted climbing ends on a ledge with very large views.

PITCH ONE

5.6:  Climb up and right through very clean and featured rock to a two bolt anchor.

PITCH TWO

5.7: Climb up past many bolts up a clean face, through a band of healthy and robust Wasatch moss to a ledge with an anchor.   The climbing is very well protected.

One long pitch that climbs bottom to top along the left edge of the face.  Fun movement over slabs, roofs, and edges up to the obvious tombstone feature at the top. This lead will use all of a 60 meter rope. Back clean the first draw to reduce rope drag.

3 bolt anchor is a ways back from the summit block in solid rock.  Extending the belay with slings or the rope  will give the best view of the second. Top roping from the ground is not really an option.

FYI: the route you see at the bottom of the rappel is an unfinished project as of 9/2015.  Only the first pitch is in. 5.6 bolts and pro.

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Routes in East Face Slab