The middle most climb on this wall, C-Bucket punches up through a small overhang at the beginning and then ascends the slab above to a two chain anchor.

Sea Bucket

Under the Tree

Two Minutes in Heaven

It's Rice Jim (but not as we know it)

Skin Diver

Under the Sea

Moray in the Hole

South Sea

Coral Crimper

Snorkeling in the Sink

This route is the third from the left on the Under The Sea Wall. Like all the others it pulls the small bulge to start. A thin section on the slab is the crux before finishing up the the last couple of bolts of Coral Crimper.

This is now the rightmost route on the upper section of the Under the Sea Wall.  Begin at the tree, pull through the bulge, and then follow bolts to a new anchor about 10 feet higher and right of Under the Sea.

The right most route on this wall and another moderate to spread the load. Dedicated to the two young ladies climbing Sth Sea and talking about 'inadequate make-out' sessions with respective boyfriends while I was bolting above them! Crux through the middle flake and little overlap, like a lot of routes you can wander into some shitty rock looking for big holds.

Start just right of Skin Diver. A thin section at mid height requires a little more thought that SD. Dont wander too far into SD. Finish up the giant flake thing at the top to the chains of TMIH.

A climb on the lower tier of the left most crag, Skin Diver follows bolts up to a nice 2 bolt anchor with rings.  Very well bolted and pretty mellow for the grade it punches up the middle of the wall following small pockets and side pulls before surmounting a very small roof which is the crux.

Under the Sea

starts under a small roof and is somewhat tricky for the first 12ish feet.  Once past the roof the climbing eases up and feels more like the 5.9 next to it if not just a touch more difficult.  Very well bolted and fun!

The start onto the wall is much easier if you are over 6ft 1 but people will figure it out. Some great underclings and fun moves.

Climb past the left trending crack following closely spaced bolts the entire way.  Some of the holds can have a gritty feel to them.

The second route from the left heads straight up on smallish holds before traversing right (crux) onto big holds and salvation at the top. A couple of longer draws can help with rope drag on the dog-leg. Stay to the right of the small tree, and maybe use a couple extendable draws to help with rope drag.

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Routes in Under The Sea Wall