The Slavery wall is the largest wall in the Mondo section of Ten Sleep. Aesthetically the roof looks amazing and has a great 5.9 that will take you over the roof. Having eight five star climbs should be a clue that this is a must do wall.

The Vietnam wall is shaded by trees and is nice in mid summer. The route that is a must do on this wall is Bikini Girls With Machine Guns!

A beautiful canyon with pink Precambrian granite wall and every variety of cracks you can imagine. Most of the wall will be 80-120 feet with a few areas like the Power Tower area that has 400 foot walls. This is a committing climbing area if you decide to rap down into the climbs. You can toprope most since your setting up anchors at the top which is a great way to give a climb a try before you commit to the rappel and pulling your rope. The Platte river runs through and is controlled by the Pathfinder dam just up river. A few times per year they will let out enough water to cover the first five feet or so of some of the lower climbs. The water will go down in a week or two and there are always higher climbs to climb. 6 Hours from Salt lake City or 5 hours from Boulder. Check out Sloan's Country store for showers and to refill your water.

The Rust Cage wall offer short climbs with amazing pockets. Mostly vertical up to a bulge and the wall starts to slab out.

This wall is directly below the handrail on the overlook. Rap from the rails or set up anchors just above the wall.

The Hot Lixxx Wall has a great concentration of three and four star climbs. The hard man route on the wall is Turbo Tronic Dyno Master with a 5.13 Dyno for the crux.

Chaos Buttress stands out and makes you want to climbCheck out it's rounded face. There is potential for a second pitch to the summit that would be a nice link up. Check out B-1 Bomber Dude!

This is just past the end of the fence until the wall get's to it's steepest point a hundred yards before the narrows.

BlackTail Butte The routes at Blacktail Butte have one of the most picturesque views around with the Tetons just across the valley. The parking area is just passed the entrance to Grand Teton National park when heading North from Jackson. You will see two sets of stairs leading to the wall. The lower trail takes you to the classic John Gill traverse boulder problem and the second takes you to the main wall or around to the top to set up top ropes. The easy approach and views make this a popular place to climb from Spring to Fall with a south facing wall for afternoon sun and nice morning shade to get out of the heat. The climbs range from 5.8 to 5.13 and the area is mostly sport climbing except for a few traditional climbs. 12 quickdraws are needed and all anchors have two bolts.

The Rodeo wall is a great wall for moderate climbs that offer some of the best patina in the Jackson area. Just 2 miles South from Hoback Junction you can’t miss the large pullout with the impressive little East acing rock face. A short 10 minute hike and you are at the wall. One of the best routes on the wall Alive in Wyoming is also a great warm up. The large overhang that runs the full length of the wall makes for some fun climbing.