Directly above the base of the wooded ramp is a dark finger crack at mid height.  1: Wander up the face then up the thin finger crack splitting a face above a tree ledge.  2: Move left up the 5.4 face (no pro) to top.

Dusty Hamster

I'm a Frayed Knot

Unknown (2 of 3)

Tiers for Walter

Mike Had to Go Home

Line of Cold Shuts  1

Natural Mystic

Unknown (3 of 3)

Circling Vultures

Glueme Day

Vertical Sketchmaster

Agony of Defeat

Scraps

Black Beauty

Sunday Candy

Death Ramp

Weakened Warrior

Buteo and the Beast

The Black Chick Route

Unknown

Unknown (WW start)

Merlin's Magic

Ebony and Ivory

Line of Cold Shuts  2

Chick McNugget

Variety Pack

A new route not in the Clifton Guidebook. 

  Just to the right of Natural Mystic, closest to the tree adjacent to the cliff is where you'll find Tiers for Walter, easily identified by its two close initial bolts. 

  The moves by the first bolts is the first crux, with a second one coming 2/3rds of the way up. 

  Classic Clifton crystal pinching at it's finest. Can only be climbed with a 60 meter or longer rope.

Climb a diagonalling line past horizontal cracks towards a broad white streak that is left of a birch tree.

Straight face climb with a cruxy overlap.

The left-most route on the cliff.  Several horizontal breaks.

Up face following shallow arete.  More face climbing leads to the right past two overlaps and eventually reaches the anchors at 175'.  Nine cold shuts.

Start at the very left end of the wooded ramp and make an awkward mantle onto a shelf eight feet up then face climb past bolts to anchor.

The longest of three face climbs right of the Variety Pack corner. More details once climbed personally.

Begin twenty feet right of Vertical Sketchmaster and climb easily through a shallow scoop to a bolt at twenty feet.  Pass 5 more bolts to anchor.

Climb straight up just left of the black streak. Anchors are just under the roof.

A fine route suffering from encroachment on both sides.  Layback the series of vertical left-facing flakes to a bolt.  Move past another bolt to a ramp, run it out slightly over moderate ground to another bolt then move straight up through the crux bulge to easier ground and the anchor.  Six bolts, bring small to medium tri-cams and SLCD's.  Try not to clip the Circling Vultures anchors befor the third bolt or stop there for a nice 5.8 pitch.  Rappel with one rope to cold shuts or bring a second rope.

Bouldery moves off the ground lead to sustained 5.10 face climbing up the narrow bleached streak passing six well spaced bolts to anchor.

To the right of the ramp is a lowered angled face capped with some interesting corners and an overhang.  Take any route to the base of the left-most right-facing dihedral.  Up the corner then move right into a wide down-facing slot.  Finish out the cracks and left to the top.

Begin at base of slightly vegetated narrow ramp and ascend right past 4 bolts. Then climb vertically through flakes and runout slabs past 8 more bolts, finishing the route at massive chains under a small overhang.

Not many details available until I climb it myself (posting for a friend). If memory serves, it looks like good rock and meanders slightly on its way up vertical rock, then finishes slightly right above the crown visible from the ground.

Take the left angling access ramp to the top of the cliff if you desire.  An early route judging by the vintage pins found near the top.

Another very long, straight single pitch. As close to a 'plaisir' route that I've yet seen, this sweeping route takes up to 16 draws (TBD) before the modern dual-bolt ring anchor mere feet from the top. At a sustained technical 5.8 difficulty it is sure to become popular. For this cliff, anyway.70m rope required to lower or rappel to ground -- the last few feet will even need to be down-climbed. If you only have a 60m, belay from above then rappel down to the Death Ramp and walk down the narrow switch-back to the left (as facing the wall). Wouldn't hurt to knot the ends of your rope!

This route begins 150' right of the Death Ramp and just right of some stacked blocks.  Fairly sustained 5.7 climbing but well protected.  Start partway up the Black Beauty ramp.  Face climb up brown face past 3 bolts to ledge then continue over varied face and flakes climbing past 7 more bolts to anchor.  A .5 tri-cam make this climb very safe.

Start a step higher along the 4th class ramp, face climbing up the wide brown stain past 7 bolts to the anchor.  Medium gear.

Little beta until climbed personally. Moderate sport route with roof just before anchor.

Little beta until climbed personally. Moderate sport route. Climb the start of Weakened Warrior, then climb diagonally right to separate anchor.

Neat face features different than other climbs in the area.

Climb the unprotected right leaning 4th class ramp until just before it turns vertical.  Take the left trending bolted line past five bolts and some flakes to the anchor.

Difficult moves off the ground lead to a line of cold shuts up to flakes then continue through the brown streak.  Seven cold shuts lead to an anchor at 80'.  Stop here or continue past more bolts to a higher anchor.

Start on left side of 4th class gully at base of short right facing ramp.  Climb the vertical face past 2 bolts to a spruce tree.  Descend ramp.

Follow an aesthetic right facing corner system to a small roof.  Make cruxy moves over roof to flakes.  Continue on face past bolt to rappel anchor.

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Routes in Left End and Left Face