In the cave below the rappel deck. Really cool holes in the ceiling of the cave lead to crux roof pull and easy face to top out.

Cave Crawl

Rise Over Run

Red October

Dvatsat

This is the twentieth route bolted at Camp Eagle.  This climb starts on a slopely ledge and then moves up into solid holds.  Consistent moves and difficulty throughout.

A great unique climb that starts at the river and finishes beneath the power pole.  Start is very difficult, but with two close bolts to assist ascent if necessary.  The rest of the climb uses good holds and has a substantial rest section in the middle if needed.

Like the Russian behemoth, this climb is strong out of the gate but much quieter in the finish.  The crux is the very difficult start.  An easier variation is to start on the climb Dvatsat just to the north and traverse across the slopey ledge to the climb.  The traverse has an intermediate bolt placed between the two climbs for extra safety.

This climbing wall is found beneath the South Rim Wall and is the area with the most immediate access to the river.  The climbs here are distinguished by tricky starts but interesting features not found elsewhere on the cliff.  Use the guidebook from Camp Eagle's website to find the climbs on this wall.

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Routes in Lower Wall