The leftmost climb on the wall as far as I know. Climb the steep wall past a left facing corner and some ledges above. Continue up the steep wall past more corners to the top. The route tops out maybe 20' right of the large roof system.

Blue Nude

Footloose

Going for Baroque

Variation

Paradigm Shift

Stiff Upper Lip

Reacharound

Start in front of a couple of decent sized boulders. Climb the easy left facing corner to a stance. Hand rail out right to a bolt (new). Dinky gear is available to protect the moves to the bolt, but if using it be sure to sling it long. A cruxy move at the bolt is followed by a few thrutchy moves to get established on the face above and good gear. Make sure your belayer is watching you here. Climb up into a flake feature (gear here) then ape your way left to another bolt in the upper roof. It's strenuous to clip, but probably easiest from chest level. Continue through one last roof to to easier terrain and a fixed anchor at the top.

The original start is a bit runout close to the ground and gets an R rating. However there is a better protected version just left in the obvious weakness. But for historical sake, I'll describe both variations here:

Climb up the obvious weakness to some ledges and move right to a .75 camelot slot (where an old pin used to be) above a prominent thin pointy flake. From here the route climbs up the steep somewhat chossy holds to merge back into the main crack system at a ledge. Don't blow it towards the end here.

Alternately, just climb the obvious weakness from bottom to top. There is a good but shallow #4 camelot just below the crux and the stopper, as well as a couple other options.

Continue up the overhanging corner crack feature to the top. This part is super cool.

With nearly perfect rock, good gear, and enormous jugs, this route epitomizes the Shortoff experience and should not be missed!

This is a combination variation start to "Going for Baroque" and the regular finish of a different line (same route with the lone bolt just left of the initial crack).

Climb the main crack feature just right of a lone bolt about 25' up and just left of the regular Going for Baroque start. Move past a fixed stopper to a ledge and rest before moving out left under the steep wall. The first couple of pieces are good but a little strenuous to place (crux). Climb the steep wall on amazing holds to the top. Build anchor and bring partner up or lower.

Climb the obvious large left arching corner system to the roof. Pull the roof and move right and up steep terrain to the top. There is an old hex anchor below the top that's probably not trustworthy.

I have not done this one yet but it is supposed to be really good,  and it looks that way from the ground. Climb a steep wall past a high tan colored bolt into an open book. Continue through an overhanging wall to the top.

This is a fun steep new route that turned out much better than expected. However, it's not a good one for those uncomfortable with big overhangs.There's still a little loose rock but in general it's pretty clean and worth a go. Beware of the semi-sharp edge above the crux roof when toproping.

Locate the low bolt just left of a detached looking block. Climb the steep wall past the bolt, a fixed stopper, and more gear to a stance and rest up for the big roof above. Continue up obvious features to the roof and a nice #1 camelot pocket. Move right and clip the bolt at the lip. Pull the roof a little right of the bolt via big reach to the lip and good holds. Cutting the feet loose -- Cliffhanger style -- gets you to bigger jugs and easier climbing. Continue up to the top and build an anchor. Either lower and toprope (and retrieve anchor on the way out) or bring second up.

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Routes in Shortoff - Upper Wall