This line is wonderful, a continuous route with 13 bolts up varied slab and near-vertical climbing with interesting movement throughout.  Lots of variety in movement and holds.

City Dweller (Cellar Dweller)

Greyhound

Watery Tart

Abandon All Hope

Farcical Aquatic Ceremony

Unknown Arch Arete

This route ascends a mostly vertical wall with sections that are just over and just under vertical.  The technical crux comes between the first and second bolts, but don't let your guard down because the route is fairly sustained through most of it.  Fun technical route up sharp but great limestone.

Techy corner climb. Stem your way up via any means necessary. Tough moves throughout the third to fourth bolt. Climbing lets up the higher you get.    Great fun, prep the calves as they will get pumped!

Accidently hopped on it, thinking it was City Dweller.  I overheard other locals suggest that this was 11D.  Felt about right.  Gaston movements on small edges and side pulls. Feet placement is delicate for the proper body positioning. Mostly vertical to pulling a slight bulgy, steeper section. Sustained and on you from the start, but broken up with mediocre rests.  

Low bouldery crux to the 4th bolt and easy climbing thereafter.

Was recommended to do this route by some locals at the campground suggesting it was 11a.  Felt about 10+/11-.  Start with a right facing dihedral slab to gain the obvious crack system. Jam your way up perfect hands for a few moves before heading left on to the face.  Great edges til you hit the roof to do some laybacking out left. Bomber holds to to fully rock over.  Easy moves to the chains.

Mainly slabby and vertical moderates on good, grey, water sculpted rock.

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Routes in The Back Walls