Start in the chimney, and move right to climb face for ~20 feet.

Balancing Act

Bubblicious

Chimney (aka Dreamer?)

Mariposa

Walk on the Wild Side

Dihedral

Pony Boy

Froggy

Mustachio

Fingers

Strike a Pose (a.k.a. Standing Room)

Chew That Pain

The 18th Hole

A Little Dreary (a.k.a. Frosted Flake)

The crux is 8 feet off the ground when changing your stance into the offwidth.  It is very sandy.

Again, I know this is a known climb. So if there's any info on it, let me know and I'll change what needs to be changed. There is one other picture in the Bullet Hole area that claims the route might be between 5.10 and 5.11, so I stuck the grade in the middle. Let me know if you've got more info on that as well.

Start 7 feet right of

Fingers

in the small huecos, and move upward using small ledges and a couple of mono pockets.

Start in the small chimney ~15' to the right of

Fingers

. Use smears and small holds to shuffle up the chimney. After about fifteen feet, reach your leg out onto the face to your right and pull yourself to easier ground. This is a good practice route.

Mariposa has an easy start on some cool, pocketed climbing. There’s an unique beta that makes this route way easier (find it out!). A sweet mono and good rail out left makes for the crux of this route!

This might be the most bolted route ever, like a bolt every 5 feet (compared to most routes near Junction of a bolt every 10 feet).

The route goes up the sloping crack just of the left of

Fingers

. It's a fun and easy climb.

This is a short, right-angling crack/dihedral in the cliffband above Bullet Hole Rock. Surmount a small bulge at the beginning and layback a fist-sized/OW crack to a somewhat awkward top out.

Climb the crack to a shared anchor with "

Strike a Pose

."

First, if you have any info on this route/problem, let me know. I have no doubt at all this is a familiar face to a lot of folks. I'm thinking by posting it, someone might have more info.

Move straight up the face 15 feet right of fingers. It gets easier as it goes up.

Climb fingers until the crack seams out and follow face holds to the top.  The face climb just right of Fingers is also very good (5.10ish).

Climb easy flakes, cracks, and ledges to the top.

Behind the tree on the right, climb the corner to a bolted anchor. The crux is in the first couple of moves.

Follow a cool line of dishy shallow pockets!

This is super protected (unheard of for Junction)! It might actually be one the most bolted lines ever, you’ll have to see for yourself!

Climb either side of the solid flake. Once on top of the flake, there are a few face holds and a nice crack.

This is a great introduction to offwidth climbing. This can either be done as a highball or a build-your-own-anchor toprope.

Description

Location

Protection

Routes in Bullet Hole Cliff Band