Easy climbing off the ground leads to a couple of bigger moves after the third bolt. Layback off the flake to clip the anchors or worm your way around the back of the block. Route trends left.

Helga's Holiday

Rubble With A Cause

Pumpkin Light Variation

Pumpkin

PedXing

Sunstroke

Hagar'n'hilti

Attila the Hun

Tricky move above 5th bolt. crux is going to the 10th bolt. you need a 70m rope to do this route. lower off hook anchors.

Starts off of the ledge on a vertical face.  Big holds lead up to a crux crimpy reach right at the third bolt.  Gain the arete and after a few moves, a good rest at a "hueco" like hold.  A technical traverse left, leads to more good holds up to the base of the curving arete.  Continuously tricky climbing follows the arete as it curves left to the final mantle to the chains.

crux above the 7th bolt

excellent rock with lots of big holds

Face climb pockets with a few interesting moves midway up.

Scramble up until it steepens and face climb to the crack. Good side pulls and hand jams inside the crack. The optional piece would really sow up the route. Few moves at the top make you think. Fun climb. Felt like the crux was at the last bolt.

At the top of the Attila the Hun wall, near the rim of the gorge is the namesake route. Super clean left leaning fingers to hands splitter. It is possible start on the Louisiana Liplock (10b), the VERY short finger crack below White Dwarf (12a), and link into Attila crack with some slings. If doing this, the route is probably more like 100 feet.

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Routes in Attila the Hun Wall