This is a great route, but would not be fun in the sun. The black varnish we love as edges makes for a slick glass like surface devoid of friction or significant features in places. Still, the moves are stellar and the climb nice, long, and sustained. I had a blast on this route.

Be warned in advance, due to lack of friction and features, the grade of this climb is quite height dependent. A 5'10" climber with ape-like arms (me) or a 6'0" man will find the grade about right. It will be a little easier for the very tall and could be much harder for the very short.

Approach the Brass Wall and mark up the twin splitters on the left end, 'Topless Twins' and then look slightly left to a peerless dark face, cut by a thin crack and offset. This crack leads up 100' to a huge round hueco, and is none other than Mushroom People. 

Climb up the route, placing a few pieces for a low 5.9 crux, then continue up and onward to a reachy crux at a slight offset with slippery feet. Past the crux continue up and left again with good holds, good rest and good gear to a fixed anchor. 

Rap 95' to the ground on a 60M rope. 2 ropes are not necessary as per the Swain guidebook if you have a 60M.

Mushroom People

Heavy Spider Karma

Birdlaw

LojVegas

The Hidden Persuaders

Brass Balls

Sniveler

No Laughing Matter

Bush Pilots

Alternative Facts

The Black Hole

Bus Stops Here

Simpatico

Sky Dive

Serious Business

One Stop in Tonopah

Spectrum

Zen and the Art of Web Spinning

Psycho Date

Tinkerbellfusse

Raptor

Nowhere Man

Valore

Chocolate Covered Bacon

Fungus folks

Topless Twins

Mystery Mushroom?

Birdland

Varnishing Point

Go Greyhound

Rawlpindi

Unfinished Business

The Big Horn

Bird Cage

Ripcord

Pazookieland

Cut Away

Sea of Holes

Arachnoworld

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Routes in Brass Wall