This is one of the best, if not the best route, in Buena Vista.  The rock quality is beautiful. Start under a bulge, and pull up into a face climbing mecca of crimps, and ledges.

Coax Trax

Free Roaming

For The Money

Transmitter Trader

Hot Spot

Cranck Call

Solid Copy

I Can Hear You Now!

Storm the Capitol

Calling Jackson Pollock

Quick Lick

Auto Smiler

Analog or Digital

Robocall

Auto Smiler is the least-most impressive route, though it is still good. This climbs the face right of the large crack.

This climbs the left side of the first wall you come to. It is long, and it protected by 7 bolts to 2 bolt anchor.

This is a fun, well-protected route that follows an overhanging finger crack through a roof into some mellow slab climbing to the anchors. The crux is between third and fourth bolts.

Start WAY right on the right mound of rock, on a ledge, with dark colored rock. It is better than it looks.

This is an 8 bolt line (black hangers) that heads up the arete on the right bulge at Transmitter. The 5.9 start is about 3 feet to the left of the first bolt (direct start is 5.11ish). The crux is just after the 2nd bolt (might be a move or two of 10a). The rest of the route fun, steep 5.8 on jugs and edges.

Cranck Call is a long gear route on the center of the wall that ends at the same anchors of

Transmitter Trader

.

Solid Copy is the second route from the right. It shares anchors with

Transmitter Trader

and has 10 bolts. Start up steep rock on big jugs. Find a bit of face climbing, a mini-tower, a layback, flaring crack, then finish on edges. This has a bit of everything.

Start the same as

Analog or Digital

, then head right and clip 7 bolts and 2 rap rings atop.

Climb the arete. Crimps, sidepulls, and underclings will be key!

This is a sustained, fun, footwork-intensive slab climb. Start left of the hollowed-out water chute, step over, and brush aside an annoying prickly bush that conceals a key foothold. Cross over the top of the water chute, and work up a balancy flake. Cross back over left as the flake fades, and commit to the thin face around the middle to bottom of the upper third of the route. Negotiate the short crux with a tricky clip and a precise foothold exchange. The rock is splotched with bright multicolored splashes of lichen that give it an eye-baffling quality that makes the smallish footholds hard to see. The route eases toward the top but is still engaging with some positive underclings. There is a cool view over the top!

This is the steep bolted line next to an unprotectable crack on the right wall.  The rock is a little dirty which makes the crux more exciting.

Good quality route, same start as

I Can Hear You Now

, but then break left after a couple bolts.

Robocall is a beautiful, moderate, arete line with 7 bolts and Fixe ring anchors.

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Routes in Transmitter Tower