The pocketed start is the crux followed by an easy finish from a large ledge to the anchors.

Panjshir

Star

Tendon Tearor

Top Rope 6

Say No to Jimmy

Circus Boy

Top Rope 2 (Triangle)

Warm Up ( 5.9 )

Virginia Creeper

Top Rope 1 (Artificial Climb)

Warm Up

Snot Scary

The Dihedral

Crack the Cranium

Top Rope 7

Timbo The Bimbo

The Gutenberg Press

Top Rope 5

Top Rope 4

Stump the Gump

Top Rope 3

Easy 5.8 with good holds and many ledges.

This route should be a standard for every 5.9 limestone sport route. It is the classic Camp Eagle warmup that every climber at camp must be able to do when they start lead climbing on their own.

Start on a shelf then go up from a bomber side pull to good holds and end with a tricky finish with moderate feet. The first big hold is uber polished for good reason.

This tweakie little climb will test your tendon toughness with its small pockets.

Like the other top ropes, but with a trickier start.

Another face climb that ends with a tremendous overhang.

Fun short climb to the left of the Artificial Climb.  Pretty straightforward.

This route is a great introduction to outdoor climbing.  Crux is about halfway up, just beneath the small cave-like opening.  Some camp staff call this climb The Triangle due to a faint triangle shaped marking on the roof above the climb.

To the right of Timbo the Bimbo. This is the lower half of Warm up that doesn't pull the roof. There are anchors below the roof to rappel on. A very bouldery start to some nice technical face climbing.

A really short and really fun route. The crux is a dyno to a sloper followed by a razor sharp two finger pocket and then two bad crimps to clip from. The falls really aren't THAT terrible but falling at the crux causes a pretty good whipper.

This climb was created for the sole purpose of helping campers succeed who were unsuccessful on other climbs.  Artifical holds bolted to natural wall. Great for smaller kids who aren't ready for a natural wall yet.

Nice face climb up to a roof with long reaches.  Crux is pulling the roof.

Begins with touch technical section with small pockets and continues into easy ledges before a pumpy overhanging finale.

UPDATE: A large block of the roof section came down awhile back which greatly altered the route and the existing bolts. Be careful.Outstanding climb that starts with a very obvious dihedral before pulling an interesting roof that requires good foot work.

Hardest of the top ropes from the start.  Get onto the small ledge and it opens up after that.

Bouldery start with easy climbing that gets harder as you go up. Finish with a few boulder moves.

Starting just below this shallow left facing dihedral, move up and it will open up for you.

Like the other top rope climbs, the crux is at the start since the wall starts with a bit more of an overhang the further north you travel.

Similar to Top Rope 3 in the the crux is the start with straightfoward face climbing after that.

Easy ledge filled climb. Following the bolt line delivers the intended experience.

Another fun easy top rope.  Crux is the first ten feet or so.

Large area utilized by the Camp for its youth climbing.  Great area with belaying from several large shaded decks.  Also has 7 dedicated top-rope climbs on stainless steel shear-reduction blocks in addition to the sport routes.

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Routes in Main Wall