Climb up over bulge and then up to hanging anvil.

The Anvil

Up In Smoke

Burnt

In Descent

Hammer Time

Dennis Hopper Memorial Route

Reignite

Kindling

Stella's Groove

E-Z Rider

Toast

Prescribed Burn

Flashback

Still Smokin

The Egg

Fire Walker

Fiyo

Fun sustained 5.7. This is one of the easiest climbs on the wall and the anchors are in a great spot to set up a toprope after climbing it.

Unknown climb to the left of "Still Smokin" and to the right of "Fiyo".  Climbs on the right side of the left most black streak.  Wasn't listed in mountain project when I went on October 8, 2018, so hopefully somebody will post this route.  

Crimpy and steep.  Nice sidepulls.  Some say its the hardest route on the wall due to sustained nature.  Great crux at the roof.

A fun warm up on left side of Fire Wall. For 5.9 grade Stay right of bolts as the route steepens about halfway or Stay left here and earn 5.10+.

Really fun route between The Anvil and FYIO, with a fun and committing crux going to the last bolt.

Start directly behind tree and follow a small right facing corner up fifteen feet then traverse right under small  roof and climb face to corner at ledge. Now follow A double crack system caped by small roof above. Exit left around roof then continue up crack above. Good pro up to the roof. Marginal shallow pro immediately before and after roof then decent pro to a two bolt anchor. There is an optional 5.9+ bolted start to the right.

Good warm-up on steep face with a bulge. Move left before bulge and back right.

Bouldery start to high first bolt. Try to stay on bolt line, harder to right easier to the left. A little reachy at the crux. Easy finish on left side of arete. Easy top rope route to left.

Another nice climb. Bouldery crux up high with a big pull over the final roof.

Great route with nice movement and face climbing.

Named after the 1990 adventure comedy film starring Dennis Hopper.  Take a "trip" up this meandering route.  Climb the DHMR's optional 5.9 bolted start to a ledge.  From the ledge, clip a bolt and reach left to a crack with great side pulls until it is possible to clip the next bolt and traverse right.  Continue up with a reachy crux at the last bolt.  Shorter people may find it easier to climb a bit left at the crux.

Quality climb with great movement.  

  [Admin's note: Originally a TR-only line and previously described on Mountain Project as such by LeeAB Brinckerhoff:  Repetitive climbing up horizontal edges along the right hand black streak. A little harder getting to and moving through the roof at 2/3 height. This is listed as a TR in the JFoley guide book.]

This route climbs over several bulges along the left black streak. There are some good distances between some of the bolts but the climbing is generally easier during the gaps. Many of the holds can be difficult to find if not well chalked, be sure to feel around in the horizontals to find the best spots. 

  Grab some jugs and reach high to make the first clip. The hardest moves are just above getting to the second bolt. Continue up the water streak turning a few more bulges along the way.

This is a nice west facing wall that sits directly above Water Wall. The Fire Wall itself catches tons of afternoon sun as there is a lack of living trees on the bench above Water Wall. The routes up here are mostly sport climbs.

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Routes in Fire Wall