Unnamed

Left Face

It’s Quale

Under the Moss

Moose Crack

Zig-Zag

Waterfall Direct

Short but sweet.

Slab start is classic!

Thin, balancy moves off the ground lead to a heel hook that secures the first bolt. Follow some crimps of increasing depth to a bomber ledge for the second bolt. Rest up. A kneebar perhaps? Deep breaths? Do what you gotta do. Use any method of pushing, pulling, compression, and forearm scraping to pull the bulge. Clip the last bolt and launch into a full body game of inches on the delicate face to gain the ledge.

Above the ledge, a systems of cracks lead to a bolted anchor. No move harder than 5.7/5.8 after the ledge. Place a few pieces or don’t fall.

Start from the ledge at the base of the handcrack. Follow the crack up left into the thin seam and up to the 2 bolt anchor. A small nut protects the crux.

The route gets its name from the healthy growth of moss that was scrubbed off the rock while on lead when establishing the route.

From the ledge at the base of the handcrack follow the ramp up right and climb up the finger crack to a big ledge and a two bolt anchor.

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Routes in Order of the Moose Wall