Starts with easy climbing but leads to thin climbing before and at the roof. Finishes off with large juggy climbing and shares anchors with Fear of Fear

Mind Crime

Measure of Pleasure

White Cell

White Lightning

Bloody Monday

Blood Born Pathogen

Ole Dirty Loosey

Boob Sweat

Blood In Blood Out

Teenage Anarchist

Oh Sheila

Bleeder

Fear of Fear

Sheila's Chimney

Checkpoint Charlie

Cowboys and Angels

Pimp Daddy 2000

Inner Demons

Penis Captivus

Start off with easy holds that lead to the roof. Before the roof be careful not to get over-extended as you make the solid reach. Finish with large juggy climbing.

A great new route that will quickly be considered a classic.  This well protected route with closely spaced bolts starts with a low ledge and then you pull through the crux to the first obvious jug.  Pull a few more moves to reach the roof. It is jug city above the roof.

This technical face has a defined crux at the third bolt. Don't forget your edging shoes!

Follow the crack system up and left to its end and face climb to the anchors. Some of the gear on this pitch isn't obvious, potentially causing a few runouts, however; the crux is well protected.

This blank-from-afar face is very deceiving; while appearing hold-less from the ground, it actually reveals deep incuts; although the off balance crux may stymie a few.

Balancy climb right up the middle of the wall. An awesome juggy roof awaits after you unlock the blancey/crux section right below it.Fern website has route establoshed as 10d...new Arkansas Guidebook has route at 5.11.

Easy climbing with plenty of options on the arete

A one move wonder. Small holds leading through the first bolt give way to moderate terrain.

Starts off with deceiving opening move to ledge. Crux is under anchors near the top.

Climb the thin crack system on the right side of the arete. This route is midly tricky to protect.

Begin with a thin crack and pull crux moves just below the small ledge at mid-height. Good holds then lead up the steep face to the one bolt anchor.

Don't bother dragging a rope up this route unless you're armed with #5 Big Bros.

Crimp and balance up the classic, sustained arete that shares anchors with Bloody Monday.

Stickclip the first bolt and begin on the left side of the broken arete. Fight a building pump through steep, sustained moves, up and around the right side of the arete.  Be careful before the first bolt. Definitely throw a pad or two down. If you're doing this on top rope, be aware of the pretty serious "tree fall" potential.

Easy start, to 5.9 crimps on slightly overhang section...throw or cleverly figure out to get to huge pocket.

Easy climbing at the bottom then pulling through two roofs

There is a small roof, very low you must navigate. (this is the crux) It can be done dynamically or statically. It’s great one on which you dyno-lovers can play. (Consequently, before this route was climbed, it was called Teenage Anarchist.)

First Boulder on the way down the crack in the standard approach.

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