Start up the huecos and generally clip to the left. A small roof provides the crux. The huecos are a bit sandy and the rock sounds hollow in spots but all the clipping stances are solid. It should clean up with more ascents. 5 bolts to anchor chains which are set back a bit from the edge so an extended anchor is recommended for TR.

Sputnik

Third Alternative

Puss Boy

The Beef Heart

Star Shower

Stranger Than Fiction

Pocket Rocket

Little Pico

Unknown Project 5.12 start?

Don't let the misting of moon rock stray you from this celestial body. Yeah, there is some chossy rock, but the route is really fun. There is a great dyno and also a fun mantle to top it off. The route is well protected, and can be stick clipped. Just wear your space hat.

Start by climbing large huecos to a reachy roof. Pull over the roof and enter the thinner dihedral and follow it up to the chains.

Granite that climbs like limestone?  It exists!  Though a bit crumbly, this route ascends a generally solid line with a granite stalactite, positive pockets, crimps, and edges over 4 bolts.  Power down low, techy finish.

Has a powerful start to attain the dihedral. Once in the corner follow the bolts up the technical corner.

Climbs up a shallow left facing dihedral with some interesting crack and face moves. Shares the start with Third Alternative

A pico satellite, aka a nano satellite, are the smallest satellites used for radio communication. Since you are on the moon, and there is little connection with humanity, I thought I would introduce a "Little Pico" to help service the lunar wall.

Little Pico starts up huge hueco's at about 5.10c then moves into the tiny little holds on less than vertical slab, which goes at about 5.11b.

This is the set of large rusted chains on the far left of the wall. No bolts or pro; TR only. Not sure if this is an abandoned project. The start is quite hard overhanging slightly with no good feet. There is a large ledge a little over halfway up.

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