Climb up the blunt arete. Do a pumpy crux on good holds, and then finish off by doing a mantle to reach the anchors. Route is very sequential and finding your balance seems to be an issue. 

Zipper Head

So Gone Pocket Throw

Drive On

Death Quiver

This route is the far left route on this wall, and goes up a pretty blue streak. The crux is getting up over the belly and is very powerful, and then another redpoint crux is reaching the ledge to clip the anchors.  

  This routes grade is also up for review since its new and has only been climbed a few times. Let me know what you think so we can get the grade to be solid.

Climb up to the first roof and over to reach a juggy ledge. Do a tricky part to get into a good pocket in another roof, and then do a throw to a jug pocket. Then finish on sloppy crimps. 

  This grade is also up for review.

This route has a lot of climbing packed into 6 bolts. It is a different style of climbing then in the rest of the canyon. Really fun technical climbing on sloppers, ok pockets, and lots of tension. Two ways to do the crux, and ending on pumpy jugs.

The Sniper Wall is kind of the red headed step child of the VC. The main wall gets most of the attention, as it should, but the Sniper Wall for sure holds some "better than they look," gems. Also it goes in the shade as the main wall goes into the sun so is a great wall for an end of day burn on something different. Morning sun, afternoon shade.

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Routes in Sniper Wall