Crux comes right off the ground past the first bolt with fun roof finish.

Meringueutan Arch

Behold

Ace Cashier

Home Skillet

Mini Me

Chicken Belly

Herniated Bone

Is it just me, or are ORG slab routes always hard for the grade?

A very sustained pitch with good variety that is slightly marred by a little bit of decomposing rock near the top.

Steep moves getting to the 1st bolt (10c) followed by a couple of hard moves pulling onto the slab (10c), easing off a bit then cruxing getting to the 4th bolt.  Some easier climbing on the edge of slab gets you to an interesting undercling/roof move which does not seem correctly bolted as a fall here could swing you into the slab.  A couple of steep, fun moves involving a crack, decomposing rock for the left foot and bomber stone on the right finish off the climbing.

short warm up / senior route. ledge strike potential in the corner if you stray left during the first 3 bolts. crux is at the 6th bolt.

It's a vertical dihedral.  Crux is right below the dihedral part of the climb where on the left hand side there is a triangular block that is tilted (between the 3rd and 4th bolt).

Face climb to the right of Behold. Looks like the crux is before and after 2nd bolt. Runout (but easy) after 3rd bolt (~20 feet)

A relatively short, crimpy face.  The crux comes early and is short lived, but stands as a good intro to thin gorge crimping.  The top is easier, yet still interesting.

Start off with an awkward move to the first bolt, rock quality seriously decreases between the 3rd to 5th bolts.

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Routes in Warm Out Wall