Start on easy but currently dirty climbing just right of the large grassy corner.Head fir a shallow corner and finger crack about 20ft off the deck. Follow the feature until it ends at the top of a small ledge. Step left into a gear protected face and top the ledge system. From here take the obvious corner splitter to the top.

Matt's Crack

Tittie Sprinkles

Turecki 5.11

Cock Nose

Birthday Bang

Renegades of Funk

Moon Cycle

Unknown Flare Crack

5.10 Tunnel Vision

Start right of a small separated piece of wall and left of a large vegetated corner. Climb direct to a bolt 15ft up. A section of easier climbing leads to a gear protected face (crux) and another bolt. Climbing left after the first bolt offers easier climbing but terrible rock. After the face, Move slightly left to follow a flake to the top on very grippy rock.

A short warm up route. Start on a short slab right of the arête for Cock Nose. Climb past a block to a short finger crack. Step left at the end of the crack to find a bolt on the face. Climb horizontal cracks to the top.

Crimps on golden granite!  Climb past a large fixed copperhead low to quality face climbing. Crux is gaining the left trending crack at the top.

A new classic! Start with a couple of arête moves to a bolt. Climb direct to the thin zigzag seam and follow it right until it ends at the bulge. Climb the slab on beautiful chicken heads meandering slightly left to the anchor.

Start on a mini rock apron and climb direct on a well featured face. Crimp through the crux (2 bolts) and finish on easy jugs protected by gear. Fun moves for the grade!

A new scenic and aesthetic off-width for the Fairangel Valley, Moon Cycle involves many techniques to ascend, and the strategy can be tailored to how far you want to enter into the widening crack system. Begin below the large, singular crack system which gradually widens and creates a crescent moon shape angling to the left. There is a distinct ledge to the lookers right of the crack, 10ft up, which was removed during the cleaning process and is a great resting spot. The entire route can be seen from the belay, except the anchors, and widens from 5" to a chimney if that is your strategy. Big Cams and Big Bros will only get you to 3/4 on this route before you have to run it out with wide chicken wings and taking a dive further in for security. **The Approach Pitch (5.5, 65ft) provides access from the base of the Upper Tunnel Vision formation and starts approx. 25ft uphill to a finger crack system to multiple ledges below "Moon Cycle". In order to reduce rope drag belaying from above or top, I suggest the belayer extend the master point over the crack system, to avoid the rope going into the chimney and so the belayer can be more in line and in communication. **A bolt will be installed for the upper portion of this climb to ensure safety and help rope drag. 

Start just right of the low roof for spooky loose climbing past a pin. Alternatively, start on Cock Nose and move left at the zigzag crack. Follow the ledge to a slab move and the flared left trending crack. Fun j-tree style climbing to a final pin just before the anchor.

Fun moves past a couple bolts and a tiny bashie. After the second bolt cut right on sparse gear to the anchor for the climb on the golden face. Could be a bit heady for some.

A short, but classic finger crack. climb through nice locks to a rattly section just before the chains.

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Routes in Tunnel Vision Wall