Up a thinner crack past a tree or two.  Up and over a little overhang.

This is a curving flake found just to the left of #8.  Not too challenging and somewhat dirty.

This is an inobvious crack left of a scoop and up to a small ledge.

Find a dark recess with and odd shaped stone about 8 feet off the ground.  Climb up to block and to a tree.

A corner heads up to the right edge of a ledge.  A good warmup route.

About 30 feet left of #2 is a thin crack that leads to the right of an overhang.  You can go left for a little easier variation.

Find some blobby rocks at the base and head up to overhang.  Just to the right of #4.

This area is included in a strict no chalk ethic.  The rock is anorthosite, very strong, but also very abrasive, I'd recommend bringing some old carpet to pad anchor set-ups and protect your rope.  This is a top-rope or trad-lead crag.  No bolts.  None of these climbs have names, just numbers.  Some of this information is adapted from the Minnesota and Wisconsin Falcon Guide, thanks to the author Mike Farris.

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Routes in West Face