Routen in North America für ausgewählte Schwierigkeit

The way obvious red arete on the right side of the wall.

The left extension of Vixen. Climb out the big roof system on the left, slabby section of the Wall of the '90s, beginning from the Vixen anchor. Once in the white streaks above the biggest roof, move left, avoiding the last roof.

An incredibly striking overhanging finger crack that serves as the only line up an imposing tomb stone. All time!

Established in 1989 by Tom Herbert at 5.13a, since then the crux has broken and now currently it climbs around 5.13c/d.

Take Corona to the top by bouldering through the final dihedral.

This is the free variation to "Wet Denim Daydream".

Orignally graded with 5.11+ (A1). Freed in 2023 from the German Tobias Wolf; More at www.kletterblock.de

The route is on the Northwest Face of the Higher Cathedral Spire and it’s first pitches (mainly) follow the original Grade IV/A4 route climbed by legends Royal Robins and Tom Frost.

1. 5.10 “Splitter”

2. 5.11 “Hand-Over-Fist Crack”

3. 5.12 “Chimney of Horrors”

4. 5.13d “The Guillotine”

5. 5.12 “Royal Ramp”

6. 5.11 “Fissure Ben”

7. 5.13 “KJ Layaway”

8. 5.12 “Guano Arch”

9. 5.12 “Twelve Karat”

10. 5.?

11. 5.12 “Jorgeson Roof” – Likely the “high quality horizontal hand crack” described by Rob Miller

12. 5.9 “Summit Squeeze”

A fantastic dihedral.

Climb all of 'Burnt Offering I'[233129391], then follow the bolt line right to the 2-bolt top anchor shared with 'Choke Chain'[233132334].

2-bolt top anchor shared with 'Burnt Offering II'[233130216]. You can, from here, continue up 'Put Up Or Shut Up'[233163687] as an optional second pitch on the 'High Country Headwall'[233144067].

Same anchor as The Pompetus Vision