Climb the zig zag shelf just right of mossy gully past an optional 0.3 camalot. Continue over ledges and blocks gaining the squeeze chimney. Crux is pulling into the hand crack where the chimney narrows. Continue easily to a ledge and then up the easy crack/corner above the chimney to the anchor. Got its name as on the first ascent Dylan used a #4 camalot taped to a stick at the crux to reach a solid placement above. A #5 or #6 would be better. 

  Var. GMO Finish, 5.10a.   	At the top of the chimney, move left to narrow ledge. Climb left side of a steep pillar past a nut and a bolt to climb directly over the top. FA, Kris Fiore 5/29/14

Corn Dog Crack

Yet another 5.7 corner (aka Erica's Sister, Right?)

Another One For the Books

Carolina In My Mind

Corn Beef Hash

Arêtenophobia

New Noise

Labor Day

Jeff Wagner spent three days of cleaning and scrubbing to unearth a nice 5.7 corner. Locate the obvious left-facing corner and climb it over a bulge to a stance before taking on the vertical finish. Be careful of potentially loose rock and hollow flakes near the top. Belay from trees.

Climb the dirty handcrack left of New Noise. Better than it looks...

Reminiscent of southern slabs. Gain an undercling to a stance at the first bolt. Move left of the bolt then back right to gain the second bolt with difficulty (clip from hidden jug). Easy climbing leads to a thin pull over the crux bulge. Easy slab (unprotected, optional cam) to the anchor.

An obscure climb which is literally the backside of Corndog Crack. (The crack goes all the way through the cliff to the middle of Corndog) Locate this climb by hiking around the cliff from Carolina in my Mind and crawl up the cave-like passage until you reach this wide crack on your left. Lieback the wide zig zag crack to good arm bar and gear. Place gear from ledge and boulder over the bulge on the right.

The most popular climb at Alias Wall. A really fun arete.

 Begin 10ft right of Corndog Crack at the line of bolts up the arête. Climb the toe of the arête up to the left rising ramp. Surmount the ledge and utilize a no hands rest before pulling the small roof sequence to gain the slab above.

Begin 5' left of a left facing corner. Make a tricky move off the ground and work left clipping a bolt from a broken (but solid) flake. Move straight up and work right to a stance at another bolt placing a .75 in a great horizontal crack on the way. Gain a stance on a ledge and prepare for a reachy, crimpy crux. A few desperate moves gains a great hold at the finish.

Climb the steep wall using plentiful sidepulls and positive holds where you need them (some hidden). A bit hollow sounding rock in a couple spots but really excellent movement. Thought provoking and fairly sustained at the grade. 

CRAG-VT and the landowners of this crag have a signed MOU to allowing climbing on this cliff. Please know this is still private property. Tread lightly, keep your voices low, and make sure to clean up all of your waste! CRAG-VT thanks you!An obscure area with 5.10/5.11 sport climbing and a worthwhile offwidth (Corndog Crack 5.10a) if you're into that sorta thing...Split into two areas, South Wall and Main Wall.

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Routes in G - Alias Wall