The arete on the north face of Wolf Rock has some nice sidepulls. Start on the sidepulls and smeared feet. Work your hands up arete, and use the cracks on the face for footholds. This is a good warm-up route.

Grill Brush Antidote

Where A Wolf Learns To Fly

Never Mind, Sorry, I Found It

I Lost My Charger

Start wherever is comfortable. Use this route as a warm-up. There are enough holds on the route to keep it interesting, including some solid jugs. You must keep your feet on the arete, it'll be tempting to use the crack on the right side of the route. It is a good for practicing dynos. The topout is very comfortable.

Getting your hands up to the top jug is pretty easy, but getting your feet up is tricky. There's a nub of quartz that can be used for your left foot toe, and your right heel could be placed on a small outcrop on the arete. Good spotting is needed for this final set of moves.

This is a collection of 3 large boulders and 4 routes in a shaded area.

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Routes in Wolf Rock