Straight, clean line on big holds. Very popular route. Named by Kate Moore.

No Dick Tick

Witness the Tickness

Birthday Tick

Jonesin' for a Tick

Tick Man

Tick On

Ticktastic

Tick Magnet

Involuntary Tick

Ticked Off

Fantastick

Delicate old school no-hands stand-up at top. Avoid going left before last bolt.

This routes has a bouldery start to get off the ground followed by a steep wall with technical climbing to a ledge. After the obvious crux section, there is fairly sustained 5.10 climbing to the anchors. Classic for the Tick Farm. This route is often top roped after ascending the easier Birthday Tick, which shares the same anchors.

This is a fun and popular route. A somewhat awkward start leads to steep climbing on good holds with an exciting finish.

Steep climbing on big holds, snakes back and forth up the wall.

Tricky shelf move opening with fun climbing on big holds to the top.

Interesting and good route that passes over a tricky roof a third of the way up the climb. The route has an endurance factor--hang on.

Begins 30 feet from the left edge of the wall. Thin, reachy crux. No gimme. Finish at anchors on main ledge. Good approach pitch to Shere Khan and Tiger by the Tail.

Fun climb. Finish at anchors on main ledge for the Tiger Wall. Good approach for Sabertooth.

Six-bolt route left of Witness on lower end of Tick Farm Wall. A few sneaky moves, with a strong 5.9 finish. Although not aesthetically pure as some other North Rim routes, Fantastick is a good warmup for 5.10 climbers and a challenge for 5.9ers. Be careful at the end!

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Routes in Tick Farm