Route D: Start on crimps and use the jug for a right heel. Move left under the tree on a pocket and crimps to the top. Double digits with very beautiful holds.

Under the Tree Project

Phil's Crack

The European

C.R.E.A.M.

Wield The Sword

Tunnel Snakes Rule!

Bamboo

Cut by the Sword

Immortal Technique

Route E: "Cash Rules Everything Around Me". Stand start off the boulder on small crimpy holds into the gaston arching flake and top out on Phil's crack. Often wet and grade is height dependent. The start from the ground will be harder. 5/27/07. Very cool movement on this one.

Route F: Start sitting and climb the obvious amazing crack line. This is an awesome problem with some amazing holds. It hardly climbs like a crack and more like a big move face problem. Unfortunately, it is often wet after a rain. F.A. Connecticut climber Phill Schaal. Originally rated V4 by Phil.

Route C: Start standing at the obvious large jug with both hands and move into the undercling and match then move into the right and into the corner. Classic. European.

Route B: Start sitting as for Bamboo and traverse up into the highball corner.

Route G: Start standing at the base of the crack on good holds and work your way up the crack to top out as for Phil’s Crack.

Route A: Start sitting and climb the flakes to sloper and a huge perfect top out jug.

Same start as the European.  When you get to the huge jug cut left into the highball topout of The Immortal Technique.

Route D: Start at the same jug and move straight up to a small crimp, then go straight up using a left hand under cling tooth. The best line on the face. Awesome problem. The must do classic!

A nice looking wall with impecable rock with problems ranging from V1-V6.

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Routes in Immortal Technique Wall