Start directly in front of the tree that marks the arete between Fun House and Tunnel of Love. By running this line directly up the arete you can avoid sharing holds with the climbs on either sid. The roof at the bottom can be ascended in three distinct places: it's 5.7 on the left, 5.8 in the middle, and 5.9 on the right. Variation: Upon nearing the top of the arete, situate yourself on the headwall slightly behind and to the left of the ledges that cap the arete. Send the roof without the advantage of starting from the ledges (5.10).

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Tunnel of Love

Mystery House

Fun House

Preschool Dropout

Kiddie Land

Mystery Scat

Carousel Top-Rope Variation

Carousel

Rain Check

Monk

Free But Worth It

Hunter's Roof

Climb the blocks and wide cracks 15' left and around the corner of Tunnel of Love. Continue straight through a series of three roofs, taking each at its widest point. Gain the ledge and finish as on the final vertical section of Tunnel of Love. Much like Rain Check, the crux is blind but brief.

Climb the leftmost part of the wall 25' to the left of Kiddie Land, aiming for the 'tunnel' 35' high. Step left of or climb over the tunnel then continue straight up to the ledge. Finish on fun 15' vertical section of wall to the rap station at the top. Nice, easy moderate lead. Good gear on good rock. There is a bolted rap station near the top of this route, as well as a webbing anchor rap station 10' higher.

Climb the first part of Fun House to the roofs, then traverse up and left on easy ground, finishing on the upper tiers of Mystery Scat. A variation of the two routes, really.

The days prior to putting up this climb, Gigi, Mike Varlotta's 4 year old, told him that she was "never, ever going back to preschool..." that there'd be "no more school until kindergarden.". Begin between the starts of Kiddie Land and Rain Check and climb up to the short right-facing hand crack/flake partway up the bottom third of the wall. Move up the crack through good stances and holds and then straight up to the top of the wall.

Hard for a 5.4. In between where the two branches of the trail meet the rock is an obvious inside corner that leads to a rap station at a pine. Climb the wide crack, blocky corner, and flakes to the tree.

 You can rap at pine, set up a TR at pine, or traverse right on the ledge about 10' to the Free But Worth It bolted rap station.

Quite a nice climb, the crux is early in the route. Climb up the face 15' to the left of Fun House to the very top of the rock. Lots of variations you can do to make things harder. You could also cut off the last 20-30' and bushwhack over to the webbing rap station atop of Tunnel of Love, but you deny yourself that much more rock to play on.

Start about 5' to the right of Carousel and climb directly up the face avoiding the crack on the left and the corner on the right.

5' to the right of Kiddie Land is a 15' crack that starts about 4' off the ground. Climb up the crack and then move slightly right ot the featured section of vertical wall that leads up to a big ledge. Like the two climbs to the immediate left, this is a great beginner lead. Nice easy moves on good vertical rock with good gear.

Begin 10' to the left of Kiddie Land and 15' to the right of Tunnel of Love. Climb straight up the wall aiming for the bulges/small roofs. The crux over the final bulge of this route is very brief, but it is probably two grades harder than the rest of the climb.

Climb up for about 35 feet through easy climbing, gaining a large ledge (15 feet wide or more).  Walk across this ledge to a large flake, climb up this flake and gain the Kiddie Land ledge.  The crux is from the first ledge to the face of the flake.  The #5 Camalot and a fist jam are a great combo to get over the flake.

This is the right-most route on the wall, 10' left of Monk.  Take the easiest way up the wall and it's pretty straight forward.

Pull the small roof and follow the short crack to a ledge. Follow a slab to a larger roof then pull the roof at its widest spot, directly below a small pine tree. Once up on the main ledge work over (left) to the anchors at the top of Free, But Worth It and rap back down. ~Indy Guide on main page

Same vein of rock as Seneca, but with horizontal striations.  Great place to learn to lead and get experience.

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