Aim for the crack through the triangular notch (crux).  You can approach it from the left, center or right. Be careful!  The rock quality below the notch is not too good.  Pull through the notch, take a breather, and follow the crack onto the face above.

Dream Weaver

Great Expectations

Psycho Path

Tiptoe

Locomotive Breath

This route wanders delightfully all over the face to the left of Right Wing wall.  Start in the Herbarium corner and climb up about 15 feet onto the protruding block.  Traverse all the way to the left, passing under a small roof formed by another large block. Follow the ramp you'll find on the other side, up until you are forced onto the arete on your right by a roof. Step right onto the face and move your feet up in preparation for a big step left. Grasp the sloper gratefully and scramble up the arete to the top.

Pull three roofs and finish on the face.  The route crosses each roof at slight weaknesses which are visible from the ground. 

  There are a couple of good holds above the first roof (crux) but the move up is very awkward and strenuous.  The rock is sharp and if you fall, you will likely get banged up. 

  I'd tell you about the 2nd and 3rd roof but I never made it over the first one.  Will add detail later.

Pull the bouldery moves through the roof to the left of the start for Locamotive breath/Great Expectations. (crux) follow the left facing corner to the top, sticking to the thin face holds.

Left of the right wing wall is a nice right leaning crack.  The traditional start of this route is on the right via Herberium, then traverse left and start the crack.  Check your rope drag, as it can be a beast as you continue up the crack.  This climb can optionally be started with Tiptoe, but there is no gear until you get up to the crack, and Tiptoe is a 5.9 start.

This area includes the right side of the large "cave" at the top of the approach trail and the right-facing wall between the cave and Right Wing Wall.  The rock down low is of poor quality and prone to shattering so the routes are usually top-roped.  Above this, however, the rock improves and there is some fun and interesting climbing for the stouthearted.

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Routes in Dream Weaver Wall