Route 66 

This route was named after the famous desert hwy Route 66 and was the 66th sport route established at NJC.

Don't stray to far right near the top. You could encounter some loose rock like I did.

Good fun route a little arm pump at the end I am not sure I would call it a 5.9+ I think it is just 5.9

Sweet movement and fairly sequential throughout. I felt that passing that last bolt was definitely the crux - a delicate move that requires a little faith: grab and go and hope there will be something more to grab. Great climb! Get your kicks on Route 66

The route looks like you can layback the whole thing, but when you get up there you can't. Cruz is at the end going for the sloper jug on the left with small feet. I had to hang for a bit to figure it out.

Definite crux at the very top. Nice climb for warm up when its cold. I recommend climbing it early before the crowds get there.

Got my kicks on Route 66. Fun moves with the sting at the end. Good footwork and patience required.

A great route to warm-up on with fun movement throughout and a fun roof to finish (don't miss the hand jam).

on my first day ever top roping outdoors i did this route, its awesome! The top is definitely the crux.

This is a 10a at NJC and looses (ha - freudian slip) stars for the lack of rock quality in this area.

I'm sorry you disapprove, Matt. Yeah, there's some looseness around NJC, but I'm going to side with everyone else here and praise this climb. The great thing about this route is the pace it requires; no matter how strong you are, you have to climb it slow and read the sequences.

I agree with Andy. Certainly readable but I was a bit surprised in a couple places where I had to pause and look about me to figure out the sequence. As good a warm-up for the head as it is the rest of the body.