Last of a Long Line

Hollowman

Cloudy With A Chance Of Rockfall

Sex Noises

Gossamer (Ardian's Route?)

Head in the Toilet

Not What I Expected

Cargoblasting

Elvis Pressure

smoke this

Injection Burn

Novacaine

Noob

Lucifer's Revenge

Vulgar and Rude

Feed Me

Samson & Delilah

Prince Albert

Leaky Faucet

Cultural Diversity

Seatbelts

Step Up

NC Sport Climbing

Loaded

Walk this Way

unnamed  1

Dirty Love

Step Up Right

Faith

That Thing You Do

Old School

Steam Room Board Meeting

Tradmaster

Aerial Sewer

Butter Chubs

Nameless

240 Shorty

Cardio

Outstanding

Lucky  13

Reach Around

The Tombstone

Tilt-a-Whirl

Diamond Maker

Double Tap

Simple Minds

Mr. Toad's Wild Ride

Black Hole

Strutin

Corner Pocket

Arlan's Route

Orange Crush

Todd's Corner

Mountaineer's Route

Teeth

Green Eggs and Ham

TP Crack

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Routes in Right Side Cliff