Fun, steep slab climbing with a lot of jugs and rests. A couple move crux comes later in the route. From the last bolt to chains is heady. This line stays stright up, don't move out right at the midway point, which apparently drops the grade to 11b. Cool movement and fun positioning make this a great route.

Shell Shock

Drive By

Baby Got Back

Mr. Drysedale

Starts left of Baby Got Back with first bolt 20 to 30 feet up on a ledge.  However, starting on Baby Got Back to the 4th bolt and then traversing up left to the 2nd bolt of the route seems better.  Climb fairly easy ground to a good rest/jug flake and then launch into some thin side pulls.  Once you gain the downward pointing tooth trend up and left to a chain anchor on a ledge.  

Start on the slab just left of the Corrision Cave, right of a bush. Head up the slab, which becomes more vertical after the 3rd bolt. Climb towards the obvious crack to the anchors. The rock can be sharp in places. There are some interesting features on the rock before the crack. Two other routes share the first couple bolts, stay left heading towards the crack to the Y. There are a couple extensions above the anchors which run in the 5.12 range.

Start as per Shell Shock, branch right at an obvious juncture about 4 or 5 bolts up, make a beta-intensive move (crux) and then traverse left and then up to the anchors.

This area is just left of the Corrosion Cave. The wall is gray limestone and can be sharp. It starts off as a slab and steepens to vertical higher on the wall. This wall faces south and gets sun most of the day. There are about 10 routes here ranging from 5.10a to 5.13.

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Routes in The Walk By Slab