After some time wandering around looking for the perfect project, this is the line that caught my attention and rekindled the psych. A powerful crux leads to a perfect jug right before an amazing final roof encounter. Such a great feeling and process! I love this stuff!!

Another gem at Planet X! This one is the extension to John Doe.

The project that branches left from Kurrgo. Kinda stoked to finish this off. I declared this line impossible after my first attempts and walked away. After taking a second look I thought it would be possible but supremely difficult and gave up again. On third inspection I finally found a way and it turned out to be "only" 13+!

Great route envisioned by Derek Galloway. 14c/d. I could see it going either way. I tried it off and on for a number of years but never really got stoked on it until Alex Megos freed it in 2016. It slowly grew on me. Beta from Zak and Josh helped a ton. Psyched to send it pretty quick this season! Excited to see what else this section of wall has to offer!

Takes the overhanging blank looking section between Sticky Buns and The Illusionist. I had wondered if this part of the wall would go years ago but never took a closer look until this year. Turns out there are holds and with some intricate beta, actually not that hard! Fun times bolting with Josh Brennan and we even got a cool 11c intro pitch out of it too!

Loved the process of bolting, working out the sequence, and projecting this climb! Intricate and technical like its neighbor Iron Butterfly. First envisioned by Simon Meis, I finished it up earlier this year. Happy to stray outside of my comfort zone on climbs like this!

To the right of Cobalt Gecko. Stoked on the large mostly untouched patch of rock between Iron Butterfly and John Doe!

Vertical, technical, intricate, polished, delicate, standard fare for left side of Planet X. Start off a cheater stack in the creek bed.

Start on a cheater stack in the creek bed slightly right of the first bolt. The cheater stack may need to be rebuilt to reach the start hold. A hard crux early leads to sustained climbing to the top of the wall.