Pixie Rock 

I believe that there are three bolts up on the flat section on top of Pixie Rock, but they're placed pretty randomly. They're definitely usable as TR anchors, but you're going to need some long slings/webbing, and probably at least one large piece to use as a directional.

Pixie Rock is a great place to spend the morning, afternoon, or whole day. When you need a break from your harness, there is a fun boulder just east (lower right side of the above picture) of "Silent but Deadly". On the West facing side of the boulder there is a hole that fits a curled up man. The goal of the problem is to get into the hole (without jumping) and sit in it all curled up. I call this "The Womb". My friend Woody was the first (at least in our circle of friends) to send this problem, so we now call it "Woody's Womb" and the whole boulder "The Womb". Everytime we climb in the area we usually warm up by crawling into "the Womb". Once you've been in the womb you will always want to go back...On a side note, "Silent Scream" is a great climb, with at least two small variations toward the middle of the climb. There is much fun to be had at Pixie Rock...

I went up to pixie today, After 45 min I finnaly got up to the top... There are 2 sets of bolts, There is a set of bolts between 2 and 3 on the photo, One of the bolts is missing, and the other needs to be tightend a little bit.. The other set just needs to be tightend a little bit..

It is not the best rock at joshua tree, But it is good for begginers to climb..

The "walk ups" are more of climb ups, so you better where your shoes and chalkbags.. The best way to get up is by "silent scream" to the left of it.. Be very very carefull!!! There is a small ledge to stand on and a fall that you might not live through if you take the fall.. There is another way that takes a little longer less dangerous though... and that is on the side off to the left..

For the 5.7 and the 5.6 there is a crack that mid to large hexs and large nuts, and mid to larger cams will fit it, and backed up by a bolt...

Jacob, other than leading the wall, the best and safest way up is around the back side directly behind the climbs you were doing. Going the way you mention could freak a few. Beginners in particular. Had you read the discription given to "walkup" on this very thread, you would have seen where it says, "Walkup on backside of rock". Pay closer attention and be smart so that you will be climbing for many years to come. And as I posted on Joshuatreeclimb.com (A plug?) leave the anchors alone. They are just spinners and have been that way for some time. If they are needing to be tightend, let an experienced person deal with it. Other wise you did good and keep at it. But................quit being in such a damned hurry! YOu are 14 and I think would like to make it to 15? I know you are excited and due to your age and lack of experience it is hard to find partners or people that will let you tag along. But that is just the way it is. Instead of spending money on gear, it would be much smarter to spend it on a climbing class from Uprising, Joshua Tree Climbing School, Vertical Adventures etc...