Easy route, could be used for a warmup if you start at this wall. Big first move to solid hold and first bolt. Probably the crux.

extension: Wild Men Wear Heels

Rambo Princess

Choose Your Path

White Horse Mescalito

War on Choss

Call of the Wild Man

Rattled

Drillzaster

Bengy Bengy Fever

Leap of Faith

Champaign and Strawberries

What a Load

Bergargle

Cursed Ascent

Menopause Mania

Live Action

Soft for the grade, start on tufas down and right for harder, alternate start.

This is an extension onto "Call of the Wild Man" that adds maybe 15 feet of bouldering to get to the start. Call was such a short route and we felt this added enough moves to denote a separate route.  

  This start extends the crux on Call of the Wild man by roughly 8 hand/feet moves and has some fun V3 action.

Face climbing through two bolts to a series of ledges to the anchor.

The route farthest right of Little Guide's wall. Starts off really easy on a ramp...slabs over, and the crux is climbing over the rounded arete. The holds are hidden...but when you find them, your good as gold!

Second bolt will be to the left on flat wall around chest level while you stand in nice (short) dihedral. Easy clipping spots, but a reach to the 4th bolt, and crux is pulling through to the anchors.

This route goes up the orange, chossy-looking roof section just to the left of Rattled. Don't let the name fool you, the choss has been eliminated for the most part due to thorough development (over a year's worth of pulling and banging on every hold.) Crux is going to depend on your strengths. There's a bit of something for everyone - endurance pumpiness, bouldery start, roof climbing, fun anchor clips. Don't pass this route up due to its appearance, it's a gem and worth doing.

The crux of this route starts right from the go. Side pulls and high feet make reaching up for crimp ledges a bit thuggish. Some holds are a bit sharp. Route is all but over once you've clipped bolt 3. 

  Do stop and take a peek at the little shrine near the top.

Start on the tombstone-shaped boulder on the deck to reach the first bolt, then dyno up and left for a good hold to then ascend the next section. Five total bolts with sport clips for anchors. Negative with big holds up tiers of roofs to the anchors on a face above the last tier.

A variation start of Cursed Ascent. However, after first bolt, start traversing to What a Load's first bolt and continue to traverse crossing Champain and Strawberries, PLD and finish on Bergagle's anchors. This route traverses left crossing 3 routes and finishing on a 4th line. Maybe the most fun on this section of the wall. Definitely the longest.

Suggested rating of 5.10a starting from a boulder. Start beneath the boulder and your belayer, as low as you can, for a new crux and bump to about 5.10c/d.

Start on the slanting boulder on the deck to reach up to bolt 1. Start through bolt 3 is the crux to easy climbing to the anchors.

Really fun route, a bit soft for the grade, probably a 5.10a. Pull the mini roof to the right, and move to the crux clip at bolt 3.

Starts on low angle, good holds, pull your way up midway on jugs...crux is below anchors.

Warm up route for Little Guide's Wall. Starts on slab, follow big holds all the way up.

Starts on sharp boulder near base. Pulls into a bouldery start. Juggy middle with a nice top out. Bonus points if you can find the dual kneebar.

Starts on boulder with a low first bolt. To remove the R rating, stickclip the second bolt.

Little Guide's Wall has a number of routes from 5.9 to 5.11-. A few really great routes, the wall is a good warm up for Awesome Roof just down the trail. 

  Also covered in shade all day due to the trees, may vary depending on the time of year.

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Routes in Little Guide's Wall