Photos by beattyjo

Just about to throw up the left leg to a good foot hold. The holds are kind of slim at this point. Make sure you get your right hand on the good hold over the roof. Everything leading up to this is casual 5.7.

Enjoying the lower part of One World. The obvious glue-in bolts give this route away. Its the easiest one to identify on this wall. Everything should be relative to this one.

Jack Beatty on Lifers. The wall looks rather intimidating because its so overhanging but is littered with large holds as you can see. Its a good warm up climb for the rest of the routes on the Future Wall. This route is probably overrated at 5.10a but enjoyable none the less.

Gary Roan on Heavy Petting on the 34D wall. This fantastic route ascends the right most line of bolts on the the 34D wall. Do the first 10 feet of Butpucker Traverse, then ascend the obvious line of bolts. Classic Nelson Rocks exposure on solid rock. Photo by Jack Beatty.

Gary Roan on 34D. This is a great route on the 34D Wall. The left most line of complete bolts. 8 bolts lead you to a two bolt rap station. Solid rock on a vertical wall. What's not to like. Well worth the effort to get up to the 34D Wall. Photo by Jack Beatty.

This is the crux move on Piton Crack a supposedly 5.8. I think that its more like a 5.10b and runout at that. Good pro just below me but that's it for a while. The top out is spectacularly loose. You are on top of a foot thick fin 200' in the air! Oh and by the way, there is no piton! Photo of Jack Beatty by Bill Hieronymus