Crimpy little tower. Stick to the face of the tower as best you can, but use the arete if you must. Plenty of little foot ledges for rest if need be, but it's a fun little route up the little spire, needle thingy.

Bring Out The Crimp

Simba

Ledge Lesson

Rope Boat

Little Girl, You're In the Middle of the Ride

Quartz-ney

Everything will be just fine

Wedge Wilson

Whitewater Crack

WHERE ARE YOU?!?!

It just takes some time

Ledges and ledges. Easy climb with lots of opportunity to fall on a ledge (pg13). Ends in a skinny chimney. Tat on tree above

"All that the light touches is on" 

 Fun slab problem. Climb up the mix of crimps, slopers, and jugs to a dirty top out. Many different lines that are all 0-1 grade. 

Start on right crimp and left undercling flake. Move up and right in the cracks to an akward mantle. 

Go up the middle block of the Jimmy Eat World Boulder using crimps and side pulls on the aréte. The left and right blocks are off. Slopey top out. 

Start on flake sidepull on far right and move up on quartz pinches and crimps. Mantle top. 

Climb up the crack with jams and crimps. Avoid the tree dab. 

Scramble up mossy base and climb up and right of the prow on good cracks and crimps. Gear is easy at the top and bottom but thin in the middle. Takes most nuts and cams smaller than 1. Tat at the top for a rappel, or scramble down right side

Follow the nice hand crack up to the roof, then traverse right out from under the roof, and face climb up. Large tree for an anchor. Rap from the tree, or walk off.

Climb up face on cool crimps and pockets. Easy to top protect with trees and cams. A sketchy lead. 

Worm your way up the body crack to a mantle top. This climb is definitely size dependant on your pants size. 

Stretch of cliff faces and boulders along the Chattahoochee. There seems to be a potential for hard sport routes if bolted. Otherwise, most cliffs have top access and plenty of trees for anchors.

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Routes in Riverside Cliffs Area