Not in Kansas

The rock is good and clean, and the angle not particularly steep, but it's water-washed some, with interesting features and sustained enough climbing.

The route goes up the old rap line. From the top of the trail scramble right and up until you reach the bottom of a prominent left-facing corner. In the image it shows as the boundary between light and dark.

Pitch 1 (about 120 ft). Start from directly below the steep rock to give the belayer some protection of a minimal overhang. Stay basically in the corner. There are some features, a small roof to turn on the left, a high step which can be avoided by going even farther left, etc. but you always return to the corner. A short distance up you will pass a set of really old bolts. There may be some water seepage if it rained recently, but otherwise the rock should be good with protection in the corner, some of it with larger gear. A bolted belay is located on a ledge to the left.

Pitch 2, original version (about 70 ft). Continue up the corner and make a right at the second prickly pear cactus and head for a cluster of yucca plants. A short climb to the right past those will take you to the top of the original rap line. Bolts are old but serviceable. Two sixty meter ropes will take you to the start of the route. With a 70m rope this version of the route can be done in a single pitch.

Pitch 2, bailout version (about 60 ft). It is possible to turn right sooner then at the second cactus. This can be done as soon as there appears to be a second large left-facing corner on the right, but that version of the route deteriorates almost immediately into easy (and dirty) gully scramble.

Pitch 2, new and preferred version (about 120 ft). From the bolts on top of Pitch 1 head up onto the bulge above them, protect, then follow the bulge left into the next left-facing corner. Take this corner up and when it starts changing direction toward the right, continue on up over a small roof and to the bottom of a large roof with green lichen on it. Go left under the roof to a break, then up the break far enough to set up a belay in the rocks there.

There is a rap station, a one, short distance to the right of this location. You will need to go at a bit of aslant toward east to reach the bolts you just left and then do a second rappel from there. Or you can ignore the new stations and instead scramble along the top of the formation (with some fairly steep down climbing toward the end) to the old rap station.

Not in Kansas reverses the rap route from the Lambda Wall. It goes up the steep, narrow gully between the two prominent sections of the wall. To get there the end of the trail get on the rock and traverse right some before scrambling up into a large scooped out area. You may want to rope up for the scramble the first time you do it, but you will be down-climbing it unroped as a deproach after rapping down.

Standard rack. Two bolted belays (rap stations) with chains, each equipped with one modern bolt and one old one.