Arete Solo

Finger Slit

Solo Crack

Pillar hold

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Unnamed sport climb

Climb straight up to the roof.  Route is on the right side of the roof, where there is a nice rounded out spot for the rope.  At the roof if you go left, it is more difficult 5.10ish, right is easier 5.9.

Begins on a good layback and finishes with some great handjamming or laybacking depending on your climbing style.

Climb straight up, to the left side of the roof.  The top is the corner.  The crux is the roof moves.  It is a fun little route for warm up, and for my height, I found a neat move possible.  Palm straight up into the roof (pushing my body down), while putting my weight on my left foot, thus forming a "Pillar" hold.  Then I am free to grab the left side jug easily.

An easy climb on ledges that can be used to access the anchors and rappel rings at the top. Also a good warm up climb for beginners.

Solid rock and decent climbs, but the approach makes this the least climbed area in the park. 

  To reach the anchors: lead climb the easy ledges on the northwest corner of the tower (lake side) which is nicely protected by four bolts. It's not labelled on the map but the bolts are easily spotted to the left of the ledges. It's much safer than the old way of reaching the anchors that involved crossing the sketchy tree branch.

 On the topo at the park visitors center, these climbs are under the "Side Canyons" section.

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Routes in Middle Tower