Slab overlooking the river. Start low off the triangular rock in front of the face, move up and right on interesting holds and balancey compression. Spooky top out.

Naked Edge

The Diamond

5.10

Direct start with face holds or mantle up on left. Gain entry into the crack placing a piece low to prevent falling into the stream. Fingers to jams up at the top. This route was extremely dirty. Be sure to bring a nut tool or brush to clean out the crack.

Mantle up and gain a crack in a chimney/dihedreal. Stem and chimney your way up and pull through a small roof to top out.

A direct quote from Jim Thurmonds book Granite Climbs of Missouri, "A natural walkway cuts the Beaver Slide formation in half. During high water, the lower parts of the routes are not climbable. Sunny".

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Routes in Beaver Slide