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This is the second wall you'll run across on the Red Wonder Wall. It sits right behind a pine tree.
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More short climbs just past the Chalk Stone near the end of the Red Wonder Wall.
Past this little chock stone is where the more moderate climbs are housed on the Red Wonder Wall.
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R-Bray
Jul 16, 2012
“This is the second wall you'll run across on the Red Wonder Wall. It sits right behind a pine tree.”  

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This is the last of the bolts I could find at the Red Wonder Wall. Down below the Chalk Stone at the end of the trail. A set of climbs that appear to share both the first bolt and the top chains.
This is a little lower along the Red Wonder Wall trail just about to the end and lies down below and past the Chalk Stone. I'm told this is 5.4 climbing on less than vertical rock.
Just about to the end of the Red Wonder Wall Trail down and past the Chalk Stone. There's only a few more climbs left of here.
Just past the Chalk Stone are several short climbs. This is just about the end of the Red Wonder Wall. I'm told the 2 routes on the Left are good, but the rest of the routes lack an actual First Ascent due to dangerous nature of the bolt placements.
More short climbs just past the Chalk Stone near the end of the Red Wonder Wall.
This is the second wall you'll run across on the Red Wonder Wall. It sits right behind a pine tree.
Past this little chock stone is where the more moderate climbs are housed on the Red Wonder Wall.
Up the Red Wonder Wall this is the first little less than vertical climb you'll encounter.
A view from an alcove at the Red Wonder Wall
View of the Red Wonder Wall from the road
The left route seems the easiest as it follows a crack up the first 4 bolts and then some easy face climbing with very positive holds. It seemed to me rated around 5.8, it was a very fun climb, and we lead it several times.
Staying with the spirit of post what you've climbed, The right set of routes can be top roped, and offer little resistance to inexperienced climbers.