Routes in Falling Water

Short and desperate mantle

left of Pointilism - a three move wonder - mantle onto polished shelf.

up steep slab - left hand ledge is off. Mid level crux It is maybe possible to escape left if you feel like you are blowing the crux foot moves. Climb with finesse through to the point.

High step and backwards to polished jugs

High step right of Reverse It, up to water polished jugs to top out

Flakes and smears to mantle top out

layaway's in seam to flat jug and then slab top out.

far left hand dihedral - delicately up the dihedral - 3 pads will really help if you fall off the top out. Bad landing potential. Has been climbed all the way to topmost holds but bailed from the mantle till it is properly cleaned.

Right hand arete of the crypt. Use whatever you can.

In the amphitheater south of the main wall. In the middle of wall on rhs of the crypt. Line of large holds for feet and smaller layaways.

Relatively unassuming Monolithic Triangular block (MTB) in the general area known as Kubrik's. Starts on right hand face and turns around onto front face and delicately up the arete and over the top (with a straddle perhaps) onto back low angled face to get off.

Middle of the slab and over the top onto the back face.

Left hand arete of front face

Starting left hand side of MTB and up the arete with a balancy top out

Stitches extension starts at adjacent boulder and traverses along the lip into stitches proper

On the overhanging boulder with a flat face, hanging nose and brilliant architecture opposite the MTB. Up heading right to mantle from nose.