Climb the broken dihedral and arete to the top. There are no anchors and good gear, but some of the blocks are loose.

Teepee

Shakie Oakie

Smoke Signals

The Stool

Spirit Line

War Paint

Reservation Crack

Pale Face Warrior

Anasazi

Trail of Fears

Battle Cry

War Apache

Sitting Bull

Windtalker

Punk Rock Mohawk

unknown ledges

Stick clip the first bolt and pull through a small roof on good holds. Work your way up ledges to another crux which then gives way to easier climbing to the anchors

This is a good 5.10, worthy of a few stars. I don't like it, however, because you have to clip the chains from some desperate slopers.

Start up some easy ledges left of the arête that lull you into a false sense of security.  You get to a good rest about half way up and then you start technical climbing using the arête to get to the crux just below the chains.  Taller climbers can clip the chains without having to do the crux.

Stick clip the first bolt and climb over the low roof onto an arete that overhangs near the top.

Climb a series of ledges to gain a crux up top

Start by climbing onto a ledge that is separated from the main cliff.  Follow the bolts up on good holds to the high crux where the holds diminish and the wall turns blank.  You can traverse left to avoid the seemingly blank face and make your way up the top edge and finally the chains.

There is no defined crux, just sustained 5.10 climbing. The route wanders a bit between the bolts. One of the flakes felt a little hollow. Be careful.

Easy climbing on ledges, side pulls, and some hidden jugs. Feels a little like a scramble in places and would be a good climb for new leaders. Watch out for a hollow/loose rock between the last bolt and anchors.

Probably the best route at Fern. Start just a little right of the first bolt climb up to the ledge for a rest. Hard moves off the ledge lead to a short but steep headwall below the anchors. Make sure your belayer is awake durning the crux to make sure you don't fall of the ledge.

One of the best routes at Fern.  Slap up the left side of the arete to a bomber knee bar. Pull left through the crux and finish on juggy goodness

Quality route, best of the grade in Fern. Stickclip the first bolt. Its about 20 ft up. Climb the awesome arete and avoid the left side. The crux is just before the end. Step right after the crux and finish with some sustained overhanging climbing. If you stick to the left side, it will drop the route to a 12a.

Starts on the right side of the Arete and climbs up to a small roof.  Move slightly right to better holds to get over the roof and find a huge horn waiting for you just above the anchors.

Punk Rock Mohawk's sister route. Fun route with multiple short lived cruxes.

climb a series of 3 easy ledges, till you reach an interesting top 10' of face climbing.

Superb rock quality and long routes for the area, this is the best wall at Fern by far.

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