Shares the first bolt with the existing 3 pitch 5.10 route and veers to the left following a meandering line of bolts on good rock.

Bergermaster Baiter

Baby Rattle Phobia

Rough Cut

Trobability Pest

This is the furthest right-hand route and shares the anchors with Trobability Pest. An easy scramble leads to a few big and commanding moves. A hard sequence challenging the steepness above is met midway with a powerful and troublesome clip. Easier, but sustained climbing marks the end.

Named after Ryan's bout of acute vaginosis upon seeing a baby rattlesnake near the wall.

The namesake of the wall is a two pitch (5.10/5.11) sport route with quite fun climbing on mostly good, but some questionable rock.

Pitch 1 shares the first bolt with "Bergermaster Baiter" and trends right, staying right of the darkest colored rock and moving through the left side of a large roof. There are anchors on top of the roof if just doing the first pitch. To access the second pitch, keep going another 30 feet. First up, then right to another anchor.

Pitch 2 follows the bolt line up through a weakness in the large roof high on the cliff. Just above the roof there's a single chain (presumably to make the clip easier), then two side by side bolts (odd). Clip the right one and climb the corner straight up.

Heads up for some loose rock throughout, but especially towards the top. Helmet recommended. Regardless, this route has some really fun steep climbing!

Descend in 2 rappels. There is a rap station just left of where you belayed atop P1. You have to swing in because of the overhang. If you have a 70m rope, you can use the rap station you passed near the end of P1. Knot your ends.

Climb the obvious line of bolts tackling the smooth shield, finishing on a crimpy sequence through a small bulge.

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