Thin is the best word to describe this route.  Starts by pulling a small bulge and then vertical climbing on crimps and shallow pockets takes you to the anchor.  The "Lander Sport Climbs" guide by Steve Bechtel rates this 5.12a but I didn't think it was quite that hard.  But maybe if your shorter...

The Solace of Bolted Faces

Mornin' Crow

The Duke

Rodeo Drive

Cowgirl E

Rooster Cogburn

Wind River Muzzle Loaders

Dirty Sally

A Man from Laramie

Imagine What I Could Do to Your Face

Ride Me Cowgirl

Tanna’s Crack Front to Back

Southern Draw

Drinking Dry Clouds

Short Pony

Rio Bravo

[Redacted]

Western Grip

Wrong End of a Gun

Ticks for chicks

John Wayne

Boulder start to 10+ climbing. Just gets easier. Stick clip start might be a good idea.

Fun pocketed slab; it felt harder than 11a if you didn't stem out left.

The route immediately right of Rooster Cogburn.  This route has two obvious flakes with a powerful compression sequence in the middle.

Difficult climbing on small holds through the first couple bolts leads to easier climbing up high.

Climb the obvious dihedral crack, on the far right end of rodeo drive, up to the horizontal break. Sketchy Traverse right to anchors on southern draw.

3 boulder problems with the one going to the anchors being the crux. Great movement and well bolted.

Starts on top of a large flake, with a low first clip.  Commit to the face (right) and follow pockets to the top.

Start at the base of the crack on the detached block to the right of the Duke. Stem on the frontside of the crack and then work your way into the backside of crack. Move through a few bulges until you get to the roof. Pull through the roof and climb the face to the anchors. Enjoy the view. This route was originally climbed

onsight on gear.

Start on thin holds below the bulge and climb onto the slabby face. Commit upwards on pockets and crimps towards the anchors.

Four bolts of bouldery climbing over a bulge on neat pockets and holds

Starts on a large flake, then continues left up a crack/face system, just right of the arete, to chains.

Climbed without using the flake at the top.

This takes the right leaning prow across the gully from Drinking Dry Clouds. An easy start quickly leads into the technical crux near the second bolt. Continue on long pulls between small holds through four more bolts to the chains. Most of the moves could prove to be redpoint cruxes. The technical, bouldery, and continuously low-percentage movement makes this a well earned route.

This faces SSE and gets PM shade.

The 2011 guide gives it 13b and the 2015 guide says 12d.

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Routes in 4. Rodeo Drive