There are two crux's in the route. The first one is when you get to the roof. The second one is trying to pull through the off width roof. Height helps.   Follow the finger crack up to the roof then work your way in to the parallel finger cracks up to the ledge. Then work you way up the off width crack and over the roof  to the anchors.

The Captain

Jack Daniels

This route is actually no longer here; this route was only submitted for historical purpose.  The big block that created the top fingers crack fell off during the freeze/thaw of 2008/2009.

Mostly shady except in the mornings. It is brand new and is just outside of Irvington, WI.    As of now, there is only top roping with two developed routes.    The rock is sand stone and is not up to par with Necedah's quality. It is not crumbly but it is one of the more dirtier climbing areas that I have ever been too. There is a bar at the beginning of the trail to the bluffs.   Approach the bluffs from the top and rap down from main anchors. After climb out and set up a top managed system for the rest of the group.    A super-must-do classic would be "The Captain" 5.11- finger crack to off width roof.

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Routes in 420th Bluff