Just to the left of Skittle Phlegm...work up the big crack and ledge system.

Five o'Clock Shadow

Smack My Ass And Call Me Sally

Wishful Thinking

Remember The Fallen

Skittle Phlegm

Tomb of the Mountain King

Harness up, and grab those draws boys and girls, Little Fox has its first sport route!!  The beta...work your way up to the third bolt using some solid crimps.  The crux is definitely the last few moves, suck it up, and throw for the top.

Corner system to the right of Remember The Fallen...kind of gross and scary do to the loose nature of the corner.  Start from the upper ledge.

Start with a little slab to a finger crack in a dihedral to a roof to a ledge to a fist crack/layback...so much variety for such a short route!  This is the only route in Duluth city limits that gives you better than 100 feet of exposure! 

  This route got its FA on Memorial Day but was named for the PBR Tall Boy that got smoked with a rock while scouting the start of the climb.

This hidden gem of Duluth is one of the most asthetic climbs in town.  Starting with off-width and ending with hands, this crack should be 200 feet long!  But it's not.  The crack is 20 to 25 feet.  The finish is a mantle to a small ledge and a couple easy moves to top out.  Don't let the 5.6 rating fool you...this is a sweet route and may be a touch sandbagged if your crack technique is iffy.  Go climb it now...

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 Just don't do it!!!   What looks like a sweet off-width roof crack will end up your demise (and your belayer's) if you try this.  The only feasable way seems to be to lie back the roof crack but this will likely enatil pulling down 12 tons of stone.  If your balls are this big then by all means...   but really, enjoy the view but don't try to climb this. 

  A cave / passage about 40 feet left of Skittle Phlegm.  It looks tempting but should simply remain a cool land mark!

A handfull of sweet climbs and potential for some great bouldering in this area!  Ten minutes from downtown Duluth lies an area with good exposure, decent quality rock and a feeling of being in a much wilder area.  The only downside is the shortness of the climbs.  Routes like Skittle Phlegm and Remember the Fallen should go on forever!  Stick to the green flagged trail to prevent errosion.

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