Begins at a belay bolt on a small ledge directly above the approach gulley.  Climb up the slabs below an obvious, small left facing flake.  Climb the face up towards the flake and continue up the flake until it thins out.  Final moves up and slightly left on featured rock gets you to the anchor.  If only this were 30m!!  

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Start near a belay bolt just right of the small cedar tree.  Scramble up the slab and start climbing the steeper rock just left of the groove.  Holds become scarce as you make your way up the wall towards the prominent right slanting crack above.  Pull the crux and the cruise large holds up and right along the crack to the anchor.  

Maybe the first and only trad route at Med Wall!  Probably more of a boulder problem.  That being said, be very careful placing pro in limestone, placements can/may be weak.  No bolts, no anchor on this one.  Climb the corner to the top, can wrap a tree or large boulder for top rope anchor or walk off.   

Start off the ground or on the upper ledge system of Petri (belay bolt available).  From the ground, surmount the easy, stepped ledges past two bolts onto the upper slab.  Skip the belay bolt if leading from the ground and continue up onto the main headwall.  Climb through the most featured section vertical of rock below the dull Arete to reach the headwall.  Pull onto the steeper upper section and climb the remaining arete.  As you near the top, trend left of the edge to finish on at the anchor on the left face.  When lowering you will end up on the left side of the trees a bit away from your partner.  

This is the first band of rock that makes up the leftmost section of Med Wall proper. It begins just right of the upper approach trail and gradually grows in height until meeting up with Buda Belly Wall at a left facing corner left of the Ketosis bulge. All of the climbing takes place off of a mid-height ledge system. The lower bands are lower angle and not very technical in nature. The upper rock is high quality and EXTREMELY featured with plentiful pockets on bullet, dark grey rock. As with much of Med Wall, one wishes it were longer! Most climbs here will be 3-4 bolts max. A good section to bang out a lot of moderates quickly if other areas are crowded.

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