starting at the north end of the first wall you come to. knee high foot position to get up the hump. climb the arete up to good holds then moving right with the cracks. big flake out a few feet and move up into what could be the crux. weird holds to get you up and to the top.

celebrator

Milk & Honey

Unknown

False Hope

The Weak & The Old

Sword of the Spirit

Learning to Lead

Fun crack

Mithril

Black Box

Star Platinum

Sharptooth?

A striking sharp arete beckons as soon as you walk up to the main area. Starts sitting in obvious flat jugs. Uses a variety of holds and interesting positions to climb straight up the blade. This name is a placeholder name. Please message me if you know the original name.

A striking, well protected face climb with an interesting start. 

Thin face climb with a flake on the right side. Passes a small 1ft roof at the second bolt.

Start on the same hold as Mithril and traverse out to the left a few moves. Throw for a small pocket to the left of the big crack and continue straight up over the lip for a fairly easy top out.

A short, off-vertical line with 2 bolts.

A great, slightly low-angle, climb to activate your lead head or to learn how to lead. For best results, Hangout around the arête. Climbing on the left side of the bolts will leave you fighting with vines.

Nice climb with a crack that opens a few times for fingers. A tricky start that leans right with smeared feet. Can get a bit wet at times.

A Tulsa area classic. Start underneath the roof on flat jug and climb straight out the prow.

A short but fun compression block. Start on flat jugs under the roof, same as Mythril, but move left through a couple of powerful compression moves and top out. Slightly beta intensive and can be either very powerful or reasonable depending on the beta.

A lowball, sharp, and dabby boulder. Start on flat jugs under the roof, same as Mythril, but traverse straight right and around the corner staying low to the ground. Avoid dabbing on a scary blade of a boulder. Pull a series of awkward moves using sharp crimps to establish on the face and top out. An unpleasant turd of a boulder but a challenge.

Optional overhanging boulder start on the sharktooth located inside the overhang. Stand on boulder underneath and smear feet against slabby interior wall, reach out with your left hand into a crack with a nice jam, bring your knee into a lock adjecent your left hand and reach with your right out of the cave and to the top of the crack right is jamned in(Crux). Finally move to the jug (pictured) and cut feet, match healhook to right hand and move left hand either into finger crack or small pocket above, find a right hand pocket and pull over(crux 2)(optional jump start begins here). Find your way up a series of finger cracks on the face moving to the second bolt. A series of side pulls, horizontal and offwidth cracks lead to the final bolt.

This is the first main area you will come to after passing Chandler Park. A lot of shade, not a whole lot of traffic, atv trails nearby. Little Germany will be on your left opposite the Arkansas River on your right. Approx. 2 miles west of Chandler Park entrance on Avery Drive there should be a big pull-off / parking area on the left (south) side of the road just before the fenced utility station. Little Germany will be approx. 3/10 of a mile past this pull-off / parking area.

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Routes in Little Germany