Sustained 5.9. Crux is first few moves that shuts a lot of people down. Lots of layback moves, and pretty pumpy.

No Name Crack

Offwidth

Dreams

Comfortably Numb

Pigs On the Wing

Jesus Lives

Brickhouse

Jeep Streak

Power Flyer

Epidemic

Mortar

Julie

Plague

Virus

Epidermis

Ebola

Currahee Reality

Crux is low, moving from big horizontal crack to sloping side pull pinch thing to gain crack system. once feet are on horizontal crack the route eases

Pumpy 5.9 left angling offwidth crack. start with laybacks and keep moving to avoid the pump. you can throw in knee bars if you need a rest.

great layback crack climb. fingers to very thin fingers. crux is at end of the crack where you move right onto the face well above small gear.

Crimp moves and side pulls to horizontal. Horizontal seeps sometimes but is generally off route. From horizontal straight up with side pull crux.

Climb the face and arete through several tricky sections. This takes a beautiful line on the edge of the cliff. Although this is graded similar to Power Flyer, it seemed much harder.

Cool little roof crack thingy features steep liebacking hand jamming and the best part is the no hands bathang at the lip for fun. It'd be a good climb for strong climbers just starting trad climbing since the pro is so easy to place and it's short.

follow orange streak to the top. going left or right out of the orange makes it easier than 12a. sustained but crux is just before the bulge.

Climb a steep face on fun crimps and pinches to a bulge with a good rest below it. Climb the bulge on ever increasing sized holds to broken ground and then the top. Climbing over the bulge is exposed, airy, and really fun. Technical crux is getting passed a less featured spot low on the route, but the bulge will get the heart racing.

Dont fall on the way to the first bolt. Was bolted with the third bolt way left of the bolt line, but has since been corrected.

Good moves, small crimps, and long reaches. Crux is at the third bolt. When mantling the ledge dont reach for the top of Offwidth, it makes it too easy. Catch your breath on the ledge, and fire off the 10 ft boulder problem to the anchors.

Start just left of the off width and follow the rail up and left to the ledge.  Then pull the boulder problem off of the ledge to the anchor.

Fun moves. Multiple crux moves. One of the better routes on the brick wall.

Short route that trends left. Sharp crimpy crux starts near 2nd bolt. Eases off towards the top.

Squeezed between Epidemic & Comfortably Numb, this route follows crimps, a sidepull crux, more crimps, and sloping jugs to the top.

overhanging route with crux 2/3 up the route. follows thin crack with left hand and arete for the right.

This dirt fest may appear to be a perfect hands roof splitter, but climber beware! Prepare for dirt, slime, and mud, as you pull some sort of neat moves and crank a burly lip. Maybe if it cleans up, it will be as worth doing as Jesus Lives. Probably not...

The Brick Wall is the steepest, shortest wall at Currahee. It is highly featured but don't let that fool you, all of the climbs on this wall are above .9 with most falling in the .11 range. It offers sport, mixed, and trad. Most of the climbs can be easily top roped. This wall is also a good choice for warmer days due to the fact that it only gets afternoon sun. If you want to really bear down and crimp till your forearms pump out, this is the wall for you at Currahee.

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