Face climbing leads to a short slab capped by a roof. Reach for jug on the lip of the roof, then head for the anchors.

Also called Super 8 Motel

Miss Prissy

La Pistola

Mammy

You can't email your way into heaven

Earflaps

Wedgie

Diamond Cutter

Flim Flam

Arete Butler

Ruben

Supersaturated

Snake Charmer

Miss Scarlet

Story of My Life

Wet Willie

Finger Puppets

That Orange Hat

Bear Mountain Picnic

Saturated

Community Service

Hola bitch

Saved By Zeroes

38 Special

More fun face climbing.  Sequence and good footwork is important to get it clean.  Positive holds down low lead to crimpers further up the face.

Also called Reunions

# Overview

The home of a good assortment of moderates, Jimmywood can often be crowded. This is a huge wall with some great climbs, and the last few routes (e.g. Bear Mountain Picnic and Special) are disjointed.

# Access

You can either get there from Fiery Gizzard Trail (upper) or from the Climber's Loop Trail (lower).

For the lower trail, go down to the falls, cross the bridge and go left. You'll keep going just a bit past Climber's Access 1 (a trail connecting the upper and lower trails). Just past that is a turnoff to go to the Bear Mountain Picnic area. If you go past that, you'll get to the main Jimmywood wall in 2-4 minutes.

For the upper trail, do not go down the steps towards the falls. Instead go right, cross a bridge, and go by the primitive campsites. Keep going for a while (30ish minutes) until you get to the first turnoff on the left, Climber's Access 1. This brings you to the Climber's Loop Trail. Take a right and you'll hit the Bear Mountain Picnic area first, keep going past that to get to the main Jimmywood wall.

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Routes in Jimmywood