Quite a testpiece; excellent. The crux is crimpy, and a big wing span makes this slightly easier.

 Climb past horizontal cracks and follow a left-facing edge to its top. Continue up the puzzling crimpy face (crux) to a left-rising horizontal crack with a not-so-great rest. Move up and slightly right to an overlap, then over this to better holds and the top.

 You can toprope this by first leading It's About Time. From that anchor, you can climb easily right about 12' to the anchor on this route.

License to Drill

Not Too Steep for My Lichen

It's About Time

The easiest route here, and a pretty good one too.

 Go up past the horizontal and left-rising crack, then work up the face to a crack to a ledge with a fixed anchor.

A wild bit of climbing; very unlikely. 

  Go easily up the ramp, then up an overlapping, left-arching corner to its top. Make a puzzling move up to a baseball-shaped hold, then up the overhanging, pumpy face to a ledge with a fixed anchor.

This is a sheer, west-facing, overhanging wall that stood as the "future" for many years until some recent additions.

 It is very close to the pond, but hidden from view.

 The base of the wall is very pleasant: flat and open.

 There are no warm-ups here. The closest is Chiquita, which is less than a 5 min walk.

 This isn't a great wall for toproping, as it's quite inconvenient to rap to the anchors. You can, however, stick-clip your way up any of the routes.

Description

Location

Protection

Routes in Future Wall