This is a mixed route. Start in a hand crack to a ledge. Climb the corner to the start of the roof system. Bolted from there to the top. The crux is pulling through the roof. Rock quality through the roof system ranges from okay to moderately poor. Be aware of your surroundings.

Roof Worthy

Chips and Dip

Gimping Ain't Easy

Not My Cross to Bear

Tutankamens Ramen

Three Amigos

Cheech and Chong Chimney

ABC Peaches

Trichrome Corner

Frog Drop

Goodbye Mr. Chips

Aloof Roof

ConFive

Simply Steve

Trainor Wheels

I'm Lichen It

Black Streak

A nice, well protected line that winds around two roofs (and pulls a small roof at the top of the climb), immediately right of Con Five (left of Roof Worthy). Pass a bolt to a ledge, face climb to another ledge. Follow bolts up and through the large roofs to the right of Con Five.

Left of a black streak for a great hand sized dihedral leading to a bolt off the ledge about 50' above. Continue on good holds and horizontal protection to top and bolted anchor.

The finger crack gets difficult just before it widens a few feet off the ground. The crack eases up and then the bolts appear above the ledge. Easy cruising on steep rock and big holds.

Easy move past first roof/bolt then jugs to the crux move a couple bolts off the ledge. Look for a sidepull way right to make the jugs.

The crux comes several bolts up; look for thin flakes to gaston and pull on to surmount the steep groove.

The crux is at the seventh bolt in a small corner. A little spicy to the next clip; it was necessary to bolt it as is.

Start right of actual chimney and protect here, traverse up and left on easy rock to chimney, dirt in base so I stemmed around it to the face on the right.

Couple of short bulges\cruxes interspersed with easier climbing. First is near the start, stick clip helps. Second is passing the ledge above. Scary but ok to clip.

Begin by mounting a block, to base of crack. Protects well and climbs easy til the roof. Punch a #1 camalot below, climb up to a horizontal flake and protect here (plug it into corner will make rope drag badly). Easy to top.

Steep start, look for edges near the starting bolt; harder if you are drawn left at the start, really. 

  Crux is higher just past ledge.

Start on 4th Class scramble to a large ledge and clip the first bolt. Go up a slab that steepens to a horizontal crack and work your way right to a nook you can lay in. Nab the corner nubbins to stand and grab the underling. Up big edges from there. 

Perhaps three cruxes; moving past the 4th bolt (probably the hardest move), the 6th bolt, and 8th (last) bolt. Well protected.

This is on right side of wall, an obvious 10'-15' wide black streak with anchor.

This East facing wall gets shade in afternoon. It is also just above Christopher Creek, a great place to swim. Most folks know it as the lower exit from the Gorge.

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Routes in Confluence Wall