Starts with bouldery moves through small pockets and the remnants of a flake up towards a big hole. After you clip the third bolt, the angle kicks back a little, but rock also gets less featured.

Flexin' Like a Texan

Born Again Texan

Bacon Sandwich

Deadwood

Pancake

Rawhide

Drill Baby Drill

Gentle Barn

Threebolting Development

True Grit

Biscuit

Powderkeg

Fraccident Prone

Stick to Your Guns

A bouldery start leads up and left to the 1st bolt. Follow the light brown, left leaning, "bacon rind" band to the left and then up to the anchor.

Climb the slab to get into a tight chimney. Work up the chimney to where it ends and move left onto the face utilizing a unique cobble with a constriction at either end. Continue climbing into a large bowl or depression, then move right onto the face. Climb the face using an odd crack-like feature and knobs to the anchor.

Climb the slightly overhung wall on small features and cobbles right of the black water streak.

Slab climbing on sloping hand and footholds, some high steps and reaches. Short, better than it looks.

The climbing on Rawhide is reminicant of the Waco Wall, with small sharp holds and great friction. The rock is very compact with small, well bonded xenoliths. From the north end of the Panhandle climb the apron to a set of holes situated in a horizontal crease where the apron steepens to vertical. Solve the high step sequence utilizing side pulls from shallow crescent shaped holds. Work onto a knob on the dike and climb small sharp holds to a mantle and the anchor.

Climbing on delicate edges and flakes, without a distinct crux. Watch out for loose stuff, and do not expect the typical TC pockets here.

The easiest route on The Panhandle with one 5.8ish move near the anchors. Start on the boulder and make a bouldery move and work your way up and left following the holes and pockets.

Climb the slightly overhung wall past a very large cobble or inclusion on small featrues and cobbles to the anchor.

Sustained climbing on pockets and edges, following the bolt line and going slightly left from the start. Work your feet ! Eases up after the third clip. There is definitely still some loose stuff on the route

Climb the apron to a horizontal. Continue up the face on features and cobbles.

Pull sharp features up the right side of the blunt arete.

Climb small features and cobbles on the steep wall directly below Humpty Dumpty. The initial moves to the 1st bolt are the crux.

This route climbs the pebbly, featured slab, right of "Gentle Barn." Pull up on small holes and features. Higher up the features diminish as the angle eases.

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Routes in The Panhandle