The crux of this route is placing gear. Overall the moves are challenging and consistent but difficult gear placements makes them all the more scary! Here is one description: Start by picking a start.  Climb either side of the prow to a blocky stance.  The original line (left side) is more aesthetic, and easier to get off of the ground, but more tedious to protect (.5in to 1.5in) than the variation, which is harder to get off of the ground, but easier to protect (3in to 4in).  At the blocky stance, the line tends left, past semi-overhangs, to the base of a long, right-angling, diagonal crack (2.25in).  Dont take this crack (Bro Frontiers Right / 5.7), but instead, continue angling up and left, aiming for the middle (dark waterstreak) of the upper headwall.  This upper headwall is characterized by sporadic pro, and committing moves off of good stances, spine-tingling stuff. Definitely worth the effort! 

Tyro Rumpus

Bone Collector

Horn of Plenty

Grave Digger

Afterburner

Project Delphi

Tuberculosis

30 ft left of tyro rumpus. Climb up through the overhanging rock onto the face and anchors shared with tyro rumpus. 2 bolt anchor.

Thin sharp crimpers on brittle rock.  The run out between the 1st and 2nd bolts is pretty long and scary.  Bring your Quartz Mountain nerve.

Very cool climb on the right side of window rock. Very noticable crack splitting a slab under a large 6ft roof. Overcome the first bulge, walk up cracked slab, and enjoy the juggy overhanging roof to the anchors.

The only good looking line on the wall, though Afterburner is the choice of lines.  The route follows the obvious angling corner to the large window.

Plenty of shade here late in the day.  Rock can be a little questionable but is still nice.

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Protection

Routes in Window Rock Wall