Yonah Traverse

Balance Climb 5

Latest Edition

Balance Climb 9

Two Man Party Orange

Balance Climb 1

Edges to Ledges

Xanadu

[Redacted]

Balance Climb 8

New Standards

Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds

First Overhang

Two-Man Party Yellow

First Overhang - Right

Gather No Moss

Kid Fears

Two Man Party Blue

Special Edition

Kid Fears Direct

Two Man Party Green

Stairway to Heaven

Obscured By Clouds

Snake Route

Slip and Slide

Afternoon Delight

Dihedral

Two Man Party Red

Three Cam Party

Stannard's Crack

Balance Climb 3

Balance Climb 2

Balance Climb 6

Balance Climb 4

Overhang Approach

Limited Edition

Two Man Party White

Cavemen Eat Quiche

Balance Climb  7

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Routes in Main Face