This is the obvious crack leading to a short juggy 2-bolt face and anchors.  The crux is the center portion of the crack before you get to the first bolt, so it may be a good idea to bring a piece of gear or two if this is anywhere near your limit, or just bring a long stick clip to clip past the crack.  Once you get to the bolted section the route is super easy to the chains.

Unknown crack to 2-bolt face

Easy Up

Made in the Shade

Swings Both Ways

Mildly Disturbing

Unknown Arete

Naturalamb

Sunnyside Up

Unrecorded Route right of Naturalamb

Unknown Hard Slab

This ascends the obvious arete on the edge of the first block on your left as you enter the shady corridor.  There are two cruxes, the first is getting off the ground and through the initial big sandy hueco, and the second is working your way through the slopers just before the last bolt.  This route is pretty fun, though the sandiness of some of the holds detracts from the overall quality.  The route is bolted with what appear to be wave bolts, but the eyes of the bolts are recessed into the rock making having a quickdraw come unclipped from the bolt as you climb past it a real concern, so be careful.

Look for the huge Petzl glue-ins. Leads up smears and underclings to ring anchors.

Not particularly challenging, but featureless rock and highly-spaced bolts make this climb much harder and sketchier than the commonly-accepted grade of 5.7 would imply. Stick clipping the first bolt is highly recommended.

Moderate climbing to 3rd bolt with the crux going over it to a 4th bolt. Featured face with many false positive holds that make it the crux through this section.

A little height dependent getting to good holds through and over the large hueco.

This is the hard slab route just to the left of the first two routes encountered when entering the shady corridor on the west side wall.  The route starts up the easy slabby ledge to a short vertical section which is most easily ascended just right of the bolt at the lip.  From there, continue up slab that gets more and more difficult until the crux is encountered just before the last bolt when going the the obvious big chalked jug to your left with nothing at all for your left foot.  Luckily, the climb has key pockets throughout it making it possible, though the pockets aren't generally useful for straight down pulling.

Scramble over a big rock step to enter the Shady Corridor (which typically lives up to its name despite the picture!). The routes are arranged in a way that makes it hard to list in left-to-right order; Made in the Shade and Sunnyside Up are on your right as you enter, Unknown Arete 5.10+ to your left.

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Routes in Shady Corridor