Sunbeam wall is actually the first climbable wall you come across (on your left) as you enter the area. It starts, like all of the rock, attached to the ground and then climbs up at a low grade angle. This wall comes directly before the Family Area.
Sunbeam Wall can be reached by driving roads east from US 191. Probably the fastest way is from 191. Look for a good non-paved road heading east between mile markers 152 and 153. Drive about a mile, and then take a right immediately after crossing a small bridge. In another ~2 miles, take a right at a T-junction. From here start looking for Sunbeam wall, which comes in site on your left. It will be obvious on the left, and a road cuts off left to the base.
Driftwood, TX
The guy who bolted these routes has some sketchy ethics, and the bolt placement is sometimes highly questionable given the rock quality, but the people downgrading these routes, often to 3rd Class, are putting their personal, well-justified views about the bolter above the safety of people who might come here, especially beginners and families.
They're going to get people hurt or killed just to spite some guy who has poor ethics. Please ignore their comments and grade "suggestions." Jun 23, 2022
Grades are all over the place - set up a top rope on the supposed 5.5 - no one could make it past the 2nd bolt. The rock quality is piss poor - climbed up the first two bolts off rope - you can see where several holds broke. I can lead into the 5.10s - but there’s no way I would have chosen lead that. At least a 5.9 PG-13 at this point.
Skip this area and just go to Wall Street. Crowds, even though bothersome, and better than this. Oct 10, 2023
Colorado Springs, CO
Colorado Springs, CO
If you are going to chop a route please make sure you chop it correctly, remove the entire bolt, fill in the holes, and camouflage it with the current wall. I understand you're doing what you believe is right and I respect that but please do it correctly. Apr 22, 2024
Conifer, CO