Routes in Tennessee Wall

Super sustained and popular finger crack. A tricky start with intense finger locks. Very popular!

Follow a pretty white dihedral then traverse right to an insecure stance. Follow airy finger crack left out roof to its end.

One of the few hand cracks at T Wall that's on a face. A burly start to pull the overhang followed by very sustained and challenging hand crack. A must do.

Start 10ft right of Platic Toys / Wild Hair. Climb a corner to a small roof. Continue up a crack and another roof to the top.

70m rope required. There is no bolted anchor on top of P1 so make sure the first leader is comfortable building a belay station on gear.

Pitch 1: Start on a good ledge left of the big roof (Path of the Mystics) and climb up some ledges of orange rock until you reach a 30' slab face. Traverse right under the roof on good jams to a small, exposed ledge where you can set up your belay station. Pitch 2: Pull left out of the small roof to a left facing corner, to a juggy overhang crux, then continue to bolted anchor at the top. Use a 70 m rope to rappel down.

A good first crack climbing lead, but maybe not a first trad lead. Jamming with the option to layback.

Follows the crack just off from the wall which has another smaller finger crack.

Powerful jamming, steep rock and great protection. Pull low roofs and follow a hand and finger crack up a smooth wall to a ring anchor.

A classic climb!!! Quite easy climbing, very easy pro, but strenuous around the roof sections. Its an awesome feeling swinging out over the air around the various roofs. Hard to find it when its dry or open.

Climb a wide crack with a wedged block. Move right and up the right face of an arete to the top.

Despite a scrubbly start, it still gets 3 stars. A treasure worth searching for. Mountaineer to a small ledge. Proceed up a perfect corner/hand crack, stemming right at the top to a pine tree. Note that a 60m comes up too short on rappel.

Right around the corner from Art. Follows an easy dihedral corner, has hand jamming, face climbing, pulling a small roof. Good climb, good for a beginner leader. Bolted anchor is bit set back on the ledge, better to rap down if you care about your rope.

Follow thin parallel cracks, then step left to the arete. Move right near the top and finish in a small, right facing corner.

An ok first pitch up to a tree with some decent jamming. The second pitch is a beauty, jam your way up to the roof and then strap in for the ride. A very fun lead with good protection.

Difficult to protect and easy to fall off. Make the clip or take the trip.

Frequent flyer territory. Pull a roof and proceed up an arete to a pine tree.

Same bolted anchor as Plastic Toys.

Difficult no feet on Boulder start to a ledge. Short corner crack, somewhere between hands width and something bigger. Pretty nice dihedral with a shallow crack after that.

Follow a vertical crack past a pine tree, then up a tricky face. Traverse left (runout) into a hole/scoop.

Strenuous Crack