This climb goes up a left facing corner on the far left side of the

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The climb starts on the left side of the face with thin liebacking to a stance that allows you to stem across the gap. Continue up into the slot and move a few feet north to find a flaring crack. Stem up this crack and then push over the top to reach the shared chains with

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Tower East

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Tower North

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Laughing Dog

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Climb north side of tower on low angle except for one reachy bulge that keeps this from being a good kid top rope. Rap off east face to reduce drag.

An anti-classic line up a deceptive arete. Bordeline ridiculous, this route will work your brain and body. Most mortals will spend the first run equipping the route, the second run working out the moves, and the third run sending.

Double cruxed,

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just barely goes. Easy climbing reaches the first bolt, then a few spacious moves lead to a tough, second clip. The first crux comes at the mid-point range and the last crux comes at the final bulge. With the exception of getting to the second bolt,

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is well protected. Expect some hard climbing and thoughtful moves on this low-flow, bouldery route. Terribly awkward, this climb is still a lot of fun!

A well protected route with an "out of this world" feel.

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is cosmic climb through space and time. Do you believe?

Begin on a large flake pulling up and right towards the first bolt. Work your way up and into the

extraterrestrial highway

(a three to four foot long handcrack and power lie-back) passing a few more bolts ending on a ledge with a no hands rest. Clip another bolt and continue up into the finale crux. Be precise, and avoid

abduction

. The exit has many

unidentified

options.

Short and sweet.

A rad line up a peculiar face. A high bolt leads to a committing move and second clip. After that a few wandering moves out right and around a bulge land you on a slabby, technical, low-angled face. Some well protected crux moves finish this short, perplexing line. Save your brain for the exit.

A nice route,

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is probably the third best line on the wall.

This short but fun moderate just adds to the mileage for the day out while traversing the crag to climb them all.  Start on a red slab that has a few cryptic balancy moves (or cheat and use the white fin of rock on the left wall) and crimp and layback your way up two clips to the ledge above. 3 more clips up a shallow right facing dihedral to the bolted anchor just over the lip.

Strange start getting off the ledge using pinches and tiny edges to the ramp. Plug in a finger size cam then work your way in and out of the scooping overhang clipping bolts.  A fun short route on bullet proof rock with a awsome jug towards the end.

Climb the deceptively looking, but short headwall through the first bolt, to where the angle backs off, clipping two more bolts before the anchor.

This is a fun handcrack with some great jams and excellent gear. Climb the two steep sections to a final short pull to the right which let you clip the chains.

Ever feel left out of the screaming match between man and boulder? Now's your chance! Hosting an abundance of stacked cruxes,

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begins hard and ends even harder.

A few

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moves get things going, a rest is gained at a protection pod and then the real action begins. The Delicate Crux is getting onto the blank face, the Power Crux with a tough clip then  soon follows. Passing two more bolts, gain a ledge with a no hands rest. Next up is the "Whoa Nelly" Crux, recharge on the ledge and get creative. Balance, finesse, power and luck will get you through....can you do it?

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can!

Intense and involved.

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Routes in Ewe For Real Wall