Two cruxes with quality but easier climbing in between. The guide mentions only one short stuff crux, but I found there to be two hard sections leading me to believe a hold may have broken on this. Follow a sharp crimpy face on black streaks to a roof, pull the roof to a rest and a deceptive and crimpy crux to the last bolt. One last lock off leads to anchors. Needs new LOs. 

Zebra

White Heat

Big Brother

Sunnyside up

Sundog

Lumiere

High Noon

Meltdown

Heavy Weather Scaling

Melt Dog

Follow three bolts to a fixed pin in a horizontal crack. Continue following bolts up and slightly left to the top.

Start just left of Lumiere and climb easy terrain to the second bolt. From here, encounter a very continuous section(depending if you move to the jug at the piton on Lumiere) with a hard boulder just above the forth bolt. Rest in the horizontal, then tackle back to back boulders to the anchors. An excellent route with great rock, only slightly marred by the rest shared with Lumiere. 

Follow a series of underclings, with each one becoming a little harder than the last until moving up a technical face. Cop a rest at a large hold then finish up another technical but easier face to lower offs. 

Great route, it lies on the Sundog wall. It's the second route from the last on the right side. The crimpy crux is within the first two bolts. After that pull a small roof and sustained crimpy climbing follows to the anchors.

Start below an overlap, climb up to an undercling and an impossibly long reach(height dependent). From here, head right then back left, pull a small roof and head straight up on big moves to the anchors. 

Start in bushes below a beautiful water stained slab. Tricky climbing up the face leads to a roof feature. Climb past this to a pumpy traverse then a rest. Tricky and reachy moves lead to the chains. 

Follow bolts to a small roof and continue above the roof on small crimps (crux).

This is a link-up that provides the line of least resistance to the top of the Sundog Wall. Start on After the Gold Rush, go up and left to a ramp. Follow the ramp/ledge leftward, and eventually go straight up (crux) to finish on Bear Necessities.

Start on Meltdown, clipping the first two(second with 24” runner) then climb bolts three and four of Sunnyside Up, finally moving left along a horizontal crack into Sundog below its last bolt. A .5-.75 sized piece protects the runout from Sunnyside Up into Sundog. Best warm up or just a good route in general. 

Fletchers Bluff is a large and complex cliff band in a quiet and remote setting. There are six sectors, Left End, Kansas Wall, Central Wall, Ollie’s area, Moondog wall, and the Sundog Wall. As of now, there are only some of the Sundog routes listed. The cliff has many styles of climbing, from slabs, to roofs, to cracks of all sizes and most notably, excellent face climbing. The cliff is south facing and generally very warm, a good winter destination if you can get out there(road is not maintained for winter travel). Some areas seep, especially the Sundog area, where most routes will be wet in the spring, and seeps will return after heavy rain. The rock at Fletchers is excellent, and hopefully more climbers will get out here in the future. This is one of those places that doesn’t see the traffic it deserves. 

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Routes in Fletchers Bluff