Climb up the sandy face. Don’t get tricked into going the wrong direction!

Salemander

Poseur

Can’t Take the Funk

XOXO

My Generation

Egyptian Conniption

Jarred’s Route

Adios Amigos

Duppy Conqueror

Big Chaw

Last Gasp of Hope

Pinocchio Theory

Labor Slave

Gecko

Chameleon

Taco’s ATV Jamboree

Trap Line

Delirious

Victoria’s Secret

Fashionably Late

Traffic Jam

The Nile

Hoser

Essence of Power Free

Killer Chickens

Better Late Than Never

Generator X

Essence of Power

Mystical Season

Remove la Ropa

Workshop

Skink

X-Pecting

Hubba Hubba

Circle in the Round

X Factor

Zambezi

Assembly Line

Key Lime

Pool of Reflection

Congo Spray

Float Trip

Team Honda

Four Bettys

Drop of Reflection

Spectator Sport

Xterminator

Ooh La La

Carpal Tunnel

Balance of Power

3 Day Impression

This route starts off running with a low crux. Continue up the face using what sandy holds you can find. Shares the same anchors as “Salamander”.

Begin on the left angling crack, but cut right and follow the furthest right bolt line. The crux is between bolt 2 and 3. But it’s not over till you clip the chains.

Climb up the pocketed arete that leads to a committing slab above.

Great warm up for the harder routes in the area.  A little thin at the start and continuous.

Climb the crack and either end at the anchors or top out through the right gully.

A low sever crux leads to easier terrain above. 

An interesting start leads to the first roof. Spend some time to figure out how to get in position to pull the roof. Don’t get comfortable! The climbing only gets harder for every bulge you pull.

Begin on the platform, climb up the beautiful Black and Tan face. Keep your eye out for the drilled mono.

Climb up the left angling crack until I️t stops. Proceed to climb up the face.

This ones a little thuggy, with a dynamic move for the crux. You end up linking up with Team Honda near the top.

Starts at the same point as "Carpal Tunnel" and "Workshop". Veer right after first clip.

Climb up the pocketed face on the left side of the buttress. 

This route is tricky! Keep your eyes peeled for hidden holds.

Seemingly impossible start leading up to some unique climbing on typical Jackson slab holds. Some may consider hard for the grade.

This route climbs up the arete on the right side of the wall, next to the chimney.

This route climbs up the dark streak slab. Probably also pretty dirty!

Very fun, slightly technical pockets up a vertical face to an over hanging jug finish

This route starts on the left main face of the X Block and goes up the arete for 2 bolts. Then head left to finish up XOXO

Enjoy your ride up the wall on good positive holds.

Tough climbing leads to a extremely severe crux. I’ve been told the crux sequence is about v10 alone. Luckily after the crux it’s gets significantly easier on he way to the chains.

This one is a little bit easier than Poseur. Climb up the middle line. Crux is a litttle thuggy and near the middle of the climb.

The freed start to the old aid start of EOP. Pull down hard on a slightly crumbly, compression boulder problem at the start into EOP. End at single bolt anchor. A project continues up and right.

Climb up the left-facing flake until it runs out. Then move right and over the bulge.

Start the route off by pulling on a couple small pockets, and a hard lock off move/drive by. The climbing gets easier, but it’s not over till you clip the anchors.

Start by aiding your way to the first bolt. Once in place, pull a long move to the lip and proceed to pull on sloping holds to a hard dead point move to a jug. Finish on easier terrain afterwords.

Start standing on the boulder to start the juggy traverse. The jugs run out when you pull yourself onto the head wall.

A neat boulder problem gets you to a steep roof. Move through the "Jackson Falls Jugs" in the roof to a deadpoint gaining the face and easier climbing to the anchors

Starts at the same point as "Slave Labor" and "Carpal Tunnel". Stay with the left line.

This route begins on Generator X but breaks left at the 5th bolt and heads through steeper terrain.

Fight through the low crux at the first bolt to gain the steep sustained face.

Start climbing up the water groove. Do some long pulls on pockets. Interesting crux matching and moving off a not so great hold. Climbing gets easier after crux.

Two difficult, technical cruxes on razor crimps separated by a section of more moderate climbing. Not for those afraid of a little blood.

Climb up the lime green streak near the gully. 

Start with an interesting vertical crux to a good rest before big moves and sustained climbing through overhanging rock to hero jugs. A 13a variation goes up the arete to the right, bypassing the beginning crux. Listed as the Pipe Dream Project in Vertical Heartland.

Same start as Zambezi. Cut left after the second bolt to climb Congo Spray. The crux is right at the third bolt. 

Start with a moderate boulder problem to get from the ground to the second bolt. The crux sequence is between the 3rd and the 5th bolt.

Start on small holds and move up the overhanging face with large holds and larger moves. Cruise the roof to the chains.

A variation of the route “Pool of Reflection”. Start around the corner to the right, and join in at the 4th bolt.

Shares the same start as “Hubba Hubba”, but you break left and follow the red streak at the 4th bolt.

Starts at the same point as "Slave Labor" and "Workshop". Take the middle line after the 2nd clip.

Very tall aesthetic route, with great movement.

Interesting face climbing to the right of an arete leads to a nice rest, where you cross to the other side of the arete and tackle several classic Jackson-style bulges.

In the shade for most of the day, Classic routes, worth the walk!

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Routes in F. The Promised Land