FLAT slab of iron deposit thats at an 85 degree angle, couple of nipple pinch crimps, with lots of jugs at the top.   DONT FALL YOUR KNEES WILL BE SHREDDED LIKE CHEESE

Cheese Grator

Shallow Water Dyno

Kalashnikov

McChicken Circumcision

Tweedle Deah

2 Pump Chump

Turtle Pirates

Kick Back Sum Cold Ones

Gieco CaveMans Cave

Diagains Alley

DYNOmite

Crackhead Clam

Ascending Loon

Iron Nipple

Out of the Darkness

Murphy's Law

Sit-start on crimply ledge Bump up the arete to a solid hold where you can knee-bar the area between the rocks Use only the left rock for hands, right for feet all the way to the top.

side pull match to left hand crimpright heel hook 

Under long hand start a long with a single left footLeft hand to crimpRight hand topSolid right foot top out

Start low right and traverse left on top ledge 

crimp left hand start   top out is rough...   heel hook up or mantle.

That right toe clingAnd that right hand, right angled edge with pulling pressure feels so good

start on smaller boulder and dyno left to ledge that has 1 jug and rest sloper

3 moves but i like it!   top out is funky

This is a classic Berea Sandstone climb.  It is especially difficult when wet.  The crux of this problem is getting to the second large handhold up the crack.  You'll have to stretch for it.  It's harder than it looks.  

 There is also no super convenient place for your belayer to stand.  Standing further down the drainage ditch would probably be the safest.  

Knee Bar, Sloppers, Crimp, Side Pull, Heel Hook, Finger Pocket, Long Stretch    This problem has it all 

  start as low as possible   then Knee Bar the chimney   Nice 2 finger hold far right   Heel hook the iron nipple 

  DO NOT TOUCH THE OBVIOUS LARGE LEDGE!!!!

Sit startLeft hand on sloper right hand on crimpBump right hand to Arete with a heel hook right in front of right handget both hands to the top point and top out 

This is the furthest upstream route on the Bill Wall.  Although it looks pretty easy from the ground, don't let the features fool you.  There are a lot of seemingly good hand holds that are tough to get a grip on.  Be careful of lose rocks.  Soft/wet sandstone holds can be precarious.

Berea sandstone, identical to Chippewa creek but with more iron deposits.BRING YOUR BRUSHESa few projects in the works the grades are steadily progressing newly discovered - though this was well climbed in the mid 90s by a select few that knew of its existence.always people hiking... pot smokers especially.

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Routes in Berea Falls