The Walrus 

This looks like a neat little formation. I question the development of bolted climbs on something this small however. Anyhow it looks like some fun climbing/bouldering.

It is a neat little formation. I did consider carefully the idea of The Walrus housing highball boulder problems, but dismissed them as too dangerous given the rock shelf that sits behind. The cruxes are, for the most part, near the top, and blowing off in some of those places would be absolutely disastrous. Besides, Red Rock has plenty of lines that are shorter than these: The Gallery and The Pier, two very highly traveled crags, have routes that are shorter.

When the temps in the sun are flirting with 100 degrees daily any visitor to this hot land will be pleased to find a quite, cool and proud area that sports some great technical sport climbing. The Walrus is a bit hidden yet close enough to the wakeup wall to venture out for an hour or two. Don’t front, this wall will challenge your footwork and it becomes obvious very quickly why the wall is bolted and not a place for just pads. Well bolted + the anchors are placed cleverly to allow for cleaning of one from another. Get your stretch on and make sure your feet are not of the Sloppy Joe variety…otherwise you won’t send.