Guidebook: "Climb the rare finger crack with good finger locks up high, gear to two inches"

While none of the route is exclusively crack climbing, the bottom two thirds has extensive face features to the point where it would be inhibitive to get sucked into the crack.

Also the bottom half is not nearly as well protected as the top half.  Bring some small nuts with you as they protect the bottom fairly well

Lucky Dogs

Heel Higher Crescent

Sisterly Love

Ten-A-Cee Waltz

No Time to Deviate

My New Hammer

Y2K Crash

Soft Talk

Hidden Opulent

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Taking it Easy

Gas Sipper

Jitterbug

Sub-Atomic Lunge Blast

Play and Win

Frank Black

The Big Finish

Hot Choss

Noggin Garnish

Super fun climb.  Crux is after the fourth bolt, getting up to the ledge (& passed it).  Involves some balancey big moves & reaches, especially for the vertically challenged.

Use caution when heading to the chains as it's not quite over yet -- must navigate a sloping bulge with limited hands (best hands to the right).

Crux on the bottom can be done by going straight up right of bolt or left and traverse back over. Guidebook says this starts slabby, but it's an very vertical pillar with very tricky moves off the deck. Originally graded 5.7, but crux feels more 5.9 and has left many 5.9 climbers toiling.

High-step off the ground and move up on positive, but slopey holds.  Eventually move left toward a crack, then back right and past a huge pocket.  Enjoy awesome gas pockets as you romp to the top.

Solid rock and fun moves.  Has some standard Vantage slopey-the-wrong-way holds, requiring good footwork and body position.

A little more engaging and perhaps more straightforward than its neighbor.  Enjoy rock with good friction in the second half after a characteristically Vantage slopey start.

Really fun route with a variation of moves.

Easiest to climb left of the main roof and a bit harder if you go straight up through the roof.

Climb the open-book feature with good edges and stems.  A nice warm-up for stretching out your body, but not for pumping your forearms.

a good warm up for the two great 10c's to the right.

Tough moves off the ground give way to easier, enjoyable climbing above.

Fun climbing similar to Y2K Crash in style and difficulty

Stem and faceclimb through positive holds past 5 bolts to chain anchors.

This climb has a slabby start on red colored rock. As you get higher, the rock starts to get steeper with the crux near the top.

Step left near the start and pull a cruxy move (some might call it a lunge), then continue up slightly easier terrain.

An ok, short moderate.  Move left of the bolt line near the beginning and again up higher to keep it at the grade.

Steep and sequential moves gently trending leftwards.  It eases up after you get about half-way up.

Fun face climbing on mostly solid rock past 5 bolts to chain anchors.

Really easy route that helps make this wall more beginner group friendly.

Climb solid rock with good holds past five pink/red bolts.

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Routes in Millennium Wall