Locate the crack immediately climbers left of Celestial Siren.  Enjoyable crack to a good stance and then into a short crux (guide lists 11d... seems a touch easier).  Last couple of bolts make up the business.  Shares an anchor with Celestial

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Bear Down

Meteetsee Pete

Coyote Vacuum

Crooked Darlin'

Courage Laced with Alcohol

Dun Roamin

Buck a Move

Cool Beans

The String

Spark Seeker

Deuces Wild

Britch adjustment

Cryin' Won't Help

Bearly There

Reluctant Dragon

Ghost Rider

Chicken and Waffles

Court and Spark

Shady Lady

Heaven’s Above

Celestial Siren

Burnt Beans and Coffee

Silverbelly

This route starts underneath a flake / crack feature and heads up the bulge. The route is generally dirty and the rock is of poor quality - I would not recommend climbing it. I have no details on this route and am mainly adding it so nobody else is confused and thinks it is Celestial Siren. This route felt rather hard and is likely in the ~5.13 realm.

Climb up sidepulls and somewhat sharp pockets to reach a good rest on two wrapper monos. Make a few moves on crimps as thin as a pedophiles moustache to reach deeper pockets leading to the chains. Not the best climb at the Remuda.

Similar in nature to Bearly There (to the left). Climb a featured face to a short slabby section before a bulge. Sign the summit register!

Do you have a very young climber in your crew? This route was bolted to be a first lead for kids. The first ascentionist did it as his first ever lead. He was 9. Enjoy the route.

Powerful start to some pocket climbing, with a thinner crux up high.

Climb up and follow the bolts, but head high before crossing over Pedophile Moustache, 11c.  Traverse right and then straight up to a balancy clip.   Slab to finish.

A boulder problem start to a rest in the scoop before launching up the seam using pockets and a hold or two in the seam. Finish with pockets and the hanging flake and mantle onto the ledge to clip the anchors.

Short and savage, Buck a Move follows a line of pockets up a pretty bulge and ends with an easier slab.

Step up on some cheater stones, grab a good starting hold and get ready for business.  A hard sidepull or very tight mono move gains some better holds.  Then another very skinny mono gets you to better holds below the crux.  With awkwardly high feet, get crossed up on some bad two-finger pockets and lunge for a good pocket.  Rest up, make a very long move to establish on the slab and tech you way to the chains.

This route is much better than the 0 star quality rating the guidebook indicates.  FYI, the monos on this route are very small.  I couldn't use the first mono, and had to use my ring finger for the second mono.

Balance your way up the tricky rounded arete.

Stick clip high first bolt. Bouldery start to delicate slab ride to chains. If using flake to right, be ginger. From the flake, continue up to the ledge and onto the arete and up.

P1: 6 bolts + anchors

P2: 4 bolts + anchors

Can be climbed in a single pitch.

Steep from the start on good holds to thin slab top.

And now for something completely different! Climb the steep crack using jams and holds up to a two bolt anchor. Crack climbers may find the grade to be soft, while pure sport enthusiasts may find themselves a little big for their britches! finger locks, pockets, and hand jams combine with the steep angle for a wild little ride! Do it, you won't!

Great pocket sequence and a couple variations through the crux at mid-height will keep you on your toes. Continues way up to the top of the wall.

Sequential two-finger pockets run out at three-quarter height. Low angle slabby edging leads to a jug and pocket bulge before the anchors.

Crux from ground passing 2nd bolt then straight forward low angle climbing out right to shared anchor with Meteetsee-Pete.

Three bolts of hard slab climbing lead to a rest. From here, climb fun, steep pockets to a high crux. An alternate start goes up the right side of the slab.

A really great moderate that climbs to a cools summit. It is well bolted for a 5.8 leader and is heavily featured. Sign the summit register!

A few slab moves put you under the white prow.  Decipher the pockets and mantle onto the ledge.

Excellent long varied climb! Cool technically crux just few bolts up. Be careful exiting small overhang to the anchor, flakes on left are loose.

Tan hangers, stick clip first bolt. Shares start with ‘Reluctant Dragon” then follow crack to slab to dihedral and roof, exit onto ledge and anchor.

Big pulls on good pockets to upper crux bulge. Mantle ledge and clip anchors. Continuous good climbing.

Awesome pocket pulling leads to thin mono.  Pull it down and enjoy

Get your mono warmed up and fire up this beautiful belly.

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