Main Wall Hauptsächlich traditionelles Klettern 10 Routen in Gebiet

Obvious crackline with the tree growing out of it at 2/3 height. Tricky start to first gear. Somewhat vegetated, but technical crack climbing. Surmount the tree and up to the ledge above & rap off tree.

Was bolted, these have been chopped.

(The person who chopped the bolts has the philosophy that sports routes & trad routes should not inhabit the same cliff as bolts intrude upon the trad ethic.)

A spearing handcrack on the face of the pillar Left of BOTE.

Layaway over to crack, on thin holds. Once established, follow this superb line up to the top of roofs, then move left around to tree.

Climb the large, obvious chimney: the first big Right facing corner from the Left.

Start by scrambling desperately up the gully over loose ground and into the chimney. The key to solid rock is to climb the first crack in the left wall to avoid bad rock near the start, then up on an incredible assortment of cracks & chimneys.

By avoiding the loose sections, this route offers great & mostly easy climbing throughout.

Climbing up a long crack 1" to 2" in width. A classic second pitch by going up the enclosed chimney.

On the wall, Right of BOTE, a tree at 30m.

1. Ascend the crack to the tree.

2. Continue with magnificent (easier) climbing up the enclosed chimney to top.

"The best, first, & hardest route here. Three hard pitches up this magnificent corner." (Rick's original entry for RURP magazine September 1972.)

The 2nd prominent Right facing corner, Left of SHB. Straight up the manky chimney/corner passing an overhanging block at 40-50m.

Has the distinction of being the very first route established at Maggie's Farm.