Prophesy Wall 

If you're looking for a nice local spot to eat at after climbing at Prophecy Wall stop in at the Red Dog Cafe in Dammeron Valley. They're a family run restaurant that specializes in burgers, steaks, and quality BBQ. The homemade pies are great.

There appear to be four bolted variations now to the first pitch of Sticky Revelations -- bright shiny metal everywhere you look, some just an arm's span apart. What a mess!

There's quite a spray of bolts along and below the traverse ledge near Secrets of Fatima, too. Secrets of Fatima is a proud line well separate from its neighbors, but is gym-ification the sad future of this cliff?

To end on a more positive note, we liked Red Dog Cafe too.

We've done a few of the routes on this cliff with all or mostly natural pro, only clipping the occasional bolt, safely, climbing past bolt after bolt next to perfectly bomber gear placements... Sad.

if you are a SLC climber who is looking for good winter climbing, this is a good place to go. 4 hours or less away from SLC, Prophesy wall is a great place to go for a weekender. Super fun climbs and camping spots abound.
And, as they mention in previous comments; there is a lot of bolts here, enough that sometimes its hard to pick out routes. But its still a great wall with a short approach and a lot of options in the .10 range.

FYI - Red Dog Cafe was closed and up for sale when I drove by it February 2013. Not sure what the details are or what happened.