A "backwards S" shaped line on the left end of the Tufa Wall. Stick clip the high first bolt then work up on small but positive holds to a long dyno/dead point move which attains a real good diagonal hold. Move left from here with big moves on great holds to a slopey crimp and then up with further difficulty to finally get a jug hold at the 4th bolt. Continue up the ramp with fun & interesting climbing to the overhangs above. At the roof do a final difficult exit using a bad gaston/finger lock to reach the chains.

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TwoFa-Lufa

Tufa Consequences

Wishbone Right

Climb up off the ledge to the TWO white tufas left of Tufa Consequences. Reach a good jug above the tufas with the aid of an undercling/pinch and continue up into blocky & bulging dark brown rock. Climb through the bulge on small crimps and continue up on moderate rock to the chains.Some cool, textured, skin scrubbing rock on this one!

Climb the right side (black) tufas to some good holds at the top. Continue thru the steep stuff on fun jugs to a stance where the angle kicks back. A few interesting moves past the last few bolts takes you to the chains on the right wall.    This is a real cool warm-up route. Steep, juggy and unique

Climb easy rock to the top of the pillar/boulder and clip the first bolt. Continue up with moderate difficulty to the overhang then straight up to a thin slabby section. This is probably the trickiest part and leads into another fun and  juggy steep part. Diagonal slightly left to anchor at the top of the cliff. 

This is the short (70-80 foot)yellow/orange wall directly above the upper parking area("High Camp")for Bat Cave. It faces west and gets morning shade. The most unique features are several short 20 foot tall tufas that give the cliff it's namesake. This wall will make for good warm-ups during warmer temps or fun cool-downs during the winter afternoons. The climbs will be from 50 to 80 feet and range in difficultly from 5.9 to 5.12 or harder

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Routes in Tufa Wall