2. High Noon, 5.11c/d ***. Follow a devious weakness past bolts through the main face 15' left of route #1.

2. High Noon

4. Raindance

3. Evergreen

5. 1000 Headed Dragon

6. Squirmin German Roof

1. Private Idaho

5. 1000 Headed Dragon 5.11-***  Start in a short left leaning dihedral 15 left of route #4.  Climb dark rock past a bolt heading towards a left facing dihedral.  Climb the dihedral to tricky sloper moves(bolt) and discontinuous overhanging cracks. Exit right under the overhang to a nice 5.9 face.

4. Raindance 5.11a**  Start in the dark rock below a left arching dihedral about 45 left of route #3.  Carefully climb up the dark rock (intermittent gear), heading for a bushy ledge 30 high and the start of the dihedral.  Climb the dihedral using traditional gear, pulling the roof at a bolt on the right.  Continue up the spicy slab(5.8) past a bolt and some optional gear.  Finish on a superb fingercrack that ends at a ledge on the right of the summit pillar.

3.	Evergreen 5.11a***  This route climbs the left side of the face.  A bolt is visible near a pine tree 15 off the deck.  A hard move past the first bolt leads to more bolts and thoughtful, thin face climbing above.

6. Squirmin German Roof 5.11+***  Start on an elevated ledge 10 left a prominent, low, 45 degree roof.  Climb steep juggy rock past 2 bolts to a dihedral/crack and onto the upper slab.  Continue up the crack, then past a bolt (10+) to a rest at the base of the roof.  Pull the 5 foot roof (gear protection) and crank through the exposed, steep rock above: bolted anchors.

1. Private Idaho 5.11a ***  Start behind a dead tree at the base of a dihedral, where a fixed nut is visible from below.  Climb the tricky, light-colored dihedral on mixed gear, traverse below roof to gain the upper black dihedral (crux). Finish up headwall (shallow, small TCU after 1st bolt is recommended to prevent ledge fall).  A challenging mantle can be done after clipping the top anchors.

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Routes in Upper Mighty Mouse Wall