This is a super easy but, still fun 45 degree slab climb located on the backside of Umpawaug Wall. Follow the raised rib straight up the left side of the slab using great hand and foot holds. Walk left around the backside and you will see this slab.

Show Me Your War Canoe

Tom's Slab Climb

I.B.C Direct

Kingfisher Curse

Tom's Route

Indian Bee Catcher

This climb is located on the slab which makes up the backside of the Umpawaug Wall. Start in the middle of the slab and follow grooves and incut holds to the top. Exit Left.

Start the same as IBC but rather then going out right to the lip, Dyno out left to the great hold at the lip. Fun dyno though the landing needs a few pads

Starting on the left end of the Umpawaug wall. Step up to the middle of the small overhang, use an undercling and a decent hold to climb straight up using good holds to the mantle. Crux can be topout so be careful and have a good spot.

Starting on the right end of the Umpawaug Wall, on the left side of the small overhang, layback up the large flakes to the mantle topout.

The Indian Bee Catcher starts on the right end of the Umpawaug Wall. Sitting just below the small overhang. Sitting with your feet on a large ramp and a giant block for your left hand. Climb up along the great flakes up and make a reach out right to a great crimp. Reach up to the lip out right, then traverse left along the lip using good holds. At the peak pull a difficult mantle out right.

Located directly to the left of Das Roof. This section is technically the same outcropping as the roof but is significantly different. This wall is a little sketch IMO. The lands are not great and the topouts, like a lot of problems can be sketchy. The left end offers problems on vertical rock and an overhanging arete with a questionable fall zone. To the right of that is a short  overhanging wall with great holds.

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