Same start as Ramp of Death but finish straight up. The cool crux is at the last 15 feet. Work the drill holes to the right of the bolts. There are lips on them that you lie back. If you can get your foot in the little slot in the drill hole and then big throw to ledge on left left of bolt. You can also go up left on ledges but the lie back is way too cool. Finish on tiny ledges to the right of the anchor.

 Mostly 5.8 moves until the top panel. You can escape right if you can't do it. 

  Try to avoid the inscription on the wall from 1915. It is historical value. 

  Named after Joe's latest crag dog in training. 

  Prefer no drytooling here. Drytooling destroys routes. Tradition is to use web anchors and trad gear   if you really need to drytool. Bolts are for sport climbers. Let's save these climbs for YOUR kids. Thanks. Dreez

04) Barron  Von  Mischke

07) Dirty bolts and they’re done dirt cheap

11.5 Purple Bolt, Purple Bolt

06) FBBMEAJMFFAMEUFA

05.5) Bolters on the Storm

11) Packen Wir Es An!!!!

02.5) Bolts Over Troubled Water

01) Hot German Babe

03) Ramp Of Death

12) Quantum Chaos

13) Quantum Order

09) Boltway to Heaven

05) Bolt Bolt Boltin on Heaven's Door.

08) Supercalifragalisticexpi-BOLT-adocious

02) Nick The Wonder Dog

10) Cavedago - Gateway To Spormaggiorre

06.5) Kletterfreude

SPORTY!!!!! but very very cool ramp. Stay on the ramp to be pure, don't wus out and go to side ledges and climb up.   

  This used to be a bit runout, but by popular demand I bolt-protected the cruxes. 8 bolts total. So maybe I should call it "Ramp Of Pain" now. I think this is one of the best 5.9's in the state. 

  This route reminds me a bit of Drilling Experience in Red Wing but a lot longer on the slab. 

  Prefer no drytooling here. Drytooling destroys routes. Tradition is to use web anchors and trad gear   if you really need to drytool. Bolts are for sport climbers. Let's save these climbs for YOUR kids. Thanks. Dreez

Start on left arcing ramp using undercling but head straight up. Has cool finish on finger ledges below the anchors. 

  This was original route on wall with top anchors but can't figure out who put them there.  

  Prefer no drytooling here. Drytooling destroys routes. Tradition is to use web anchors and trad gear   if you really need to drytool. Bolts are for sport climbers. Let's save these climbs for YOUR kids. Thanks. Dreez

Cool climb. 1st panel pull up no feet. 2nd panel crux in middle. Batman. 3rd panel PALM mantel PALM mantel PALM mantel. Avoid questionable rocks at the top, marked with X. 

  Bolted by Michael Endrizzi May 2016 

  Not a big Prince fan, but lots of people liked him. Apollonia was hot. 

  Prefer no drytooling here. Drytooling destroys routes. Tradition is to use web anchors and trad gear   if you really need to drytool. Bolts are for sport climbers. Let's save these climbs for YOUR kids. Thanks. Dreez

Easy ramp. Look out for falling on iron bars, we tried to bolt so you wouldn't hit them. I even put in another bolt after the fact to doubly protect it. Could be a ball sack ripper if your a guy, not sure what to say for the ladies. Angle up the diagonal left. 

  If you belayer is a skinny 90 pound when wet, you might want to tie them in or they will go for a huge swing on free top-rope. 

  Name dedicated to a climber that was trying to describe how to 'properly' label first ascents on lead, but on something that was top-roped previously. FA or FFA or FFFFFA or FBABCXYZ or WTF? 

  Prefer no drytooling here. Drytooling destroys routes. Tradition is to use web anchors and trad gear   if you really need to drytool. Bolts are for sport climbers. Let's save these climbs for YOUR kids. Thanks. Dreez

Up 2 bolts and left about 2 feet. Then up to small overhang. Last 2 moves are crux. Last 2 moves go left over the small overhang (don't wuss out on the right ramp), think about your where to put your hands before you move. 

  Bolted 8/18/15: Gaby Brausam and Michael Endrizzi 

  Gaby and I use to sing this classic Doors song in the car. 

  Prefer no drytooling here. Drytooling destroys routes. Tradition is to use web anchors and trad gear   if you really need to drytool. Bolts are for sport climbers. Let's save these climbs for YOUR kids. Thanks. Dreez

Start 2 feet right of Cavedago, but do not use those holds. Head straight up. Hard start on little crimpers. Use undercling left and right (hidden). Lie back right for the first 7 feet. After first move then use holds on left and lie back right. 

  Final panel is pretty cool too. Little crimpers. Make sure you finish all the way to the top. 

  Gaby named it. In English "Let's Do It!!!" 

  Prefer no drytooling here. Drytooling destroys routes. Tradition is to use web anchors and trad gear   if you really need to drytool. Bolts are for sport climbers. Let's save these climbs for YOUR kids. Thanks. Dreez

Start on right facing 6ft tall flake, lean left, bit hard first move but well protected. Follow boltline. Crux is where route intersecs with Ramp Of Death, slabby well protected with 2 bolts. Last move is pretty hard if you go straight up/left'ish (I didn't use the 2ft flake, see if you can do that) and clip to the right. I tested the flake and it seems good, but hate to see it come off. Might have your belayer stand aside.  

  I had to put the anchors on the right because the block is loose at the top of the route. 

  Great 5.10a lead for short people. 

  Bolted: 5/24/14 Michael Endrizzi 

  Prefer no drytooling here. Drytooling destroys routes. Tradition is to use web anchors and trad gear   if you really need to drytool. Bolts are for sport climbers. Let's save these climbs for YOUR kids. Thanks. Dreez

"Follow arete on left side of Diagonals Wall. Tricky but easy 5.8 with one move 5.10. Learn how to mantle, think left palm. Start on Diagonals Wall and lieback right on the flake on the drill holes.   WARNING: Do not start climb around corner to left next to tree. This is loose death block and your could bring down multiple blocks. We marked it with X's" 

  Named for my hot german girlfriend Gaby 

  Prefer no drytooling here. Drytooling destroys routes. Tradition is to use web anchors and trad gear   if you really need to drytool. Bolts are for sport climbers. Let's save these climbs for YOUR kids. Thanks. Dreez

Start in right corner below dead tree. Easy moves to middle of climb below roof. Veer left and use left edges and drill hole to approach roof. Mini-crux is pulling the mini-roof. Dicier crux is then to try and stand up on the slab to get to the anchors. Do NOT!!! touch the crack to the right at any time!!!! Trust the feet. Stay on slab. 

  Named by physists Chuck Wilcox. 

  Prefer no drytooling here. Drytooling destroys routes. Tradition is to use web anchors and trad gear   if you really need to drytool. Bolts are for sport climbers. Let's save these climbs for YOUR kids. Thanks. Dreez

Easy movement along crack to the right of quantum chaos.  Only interesting movement was a high foot-jam to pull the roof at the crux.  

  Prefer no drytooling here. Drytooling destroys routes. Tradition is to use web anchors and trad gear   if you really need to drytool. Bolts are for sport climbers. Let's save these climbs for YOUR kids. Thanks. Dreez

5.10 start on small crimpers to first ledge. Easy moves to top ledge. Cool crack finish, total use of cranking right hand ring lock and must trust feet.Status: Still dirty haven't cleaned foilage yet 9/23/09

 Prefer no drytooling here. Drytooling destroys routes. Tradition is to use web anchors and trad gear   if you really need to drytool. Bolts are for sport climbers. Let's save these climbs for YOUR kids. Thanks. Dreez

Same start as Ramp of Death, go up until wall turns blank at big ledge. Head right on big ledge to a single bolt until standing under double bolt holes. 5.10 if you go over the small roof, but route is meant to escape right 5.8 onto the ramp. 

  Prefer no drytooling here. Drytooling destroys routes. Tradition is to use web anchors and trad gear   if you really need to drytool. Bolts are for sport climbers. Let's save these climbs for YOUR kids. Thanks. Dreez

Hard start but pretty cool finish on drill hole edges. First two panels stay left of bolts. Carefull over the spikes, I tried to bolt protect them. Last panel is the best climbing on drill hole edges layback to left.Stay totally on face all the way up to anchors - don't go right at the end that is tooooo easy. 5.10 start with rest 5.8. Maybe a little harder at end if you stay on panel. 

  Prefer no drytooling here. Drytooling destroys routes. Tradition is to use web anchors and trad gear   if you really need to drytool. Bolts are for sport climbers. Let's save these climbs for YOUR kids. Thanks. Dreez

Work the first set of 3 drill holes on left side of diagonals wall. Pretty hard to link moves together. One move 5.11/12 move depending on height, then a couple 5.11's and the rest is easy. 

  UPDATE: 10/22/15: Crux hold broke off this year. Not sure what the rating is but probably in 12 range. I added bolt to crux. 

  Named after Joe's awesome German Shephard crag dog. Calm, didn't bug other climbers, didn't bark, didn't eat other people's food, didn't bark at other dogs, didn't hunt and kill wildlife. Joe could just look at him and Nick would just know what to do, like move to avoid a falling rope. That dog read a climbers mind. Miss him. 

  Prefer no drytooling here. Drytooling destroys routes. Tradition is to use web anchors and trad gear   if you really need to drytool. Bolts are for sport climbers. Let's save these climbs for YOUR kids. Thanks. Dreez

My mom lived in Spor Italy and my dad lived in Cavedago the sister town. They use to fight over what town was best. They are the gateway to the Dolomites - most beautiful mountains in the world.Prefer no drytooling here. Drytooling destroys routes. Tradition is to use web anchors and trad gearif you really need to drytool. Bolts are for sport climbers. Let's save these climbs for YOUR kids. Thanks. Dreez

5.10 for short people, 5.9 for tall. 

  Follow the boltline. 2 cruxes, middle and top. At the top go straight up below the anchors along the drill holes and finish at top ledge. No cheating off on the left ramp. 

  Bolted 8/25/15 Gaby Brausam and Mike Endrizzi 

  German for "the enjoyment of climbing." 

  Prefer no drytooling here. Drytooling destroys routes. Tradition is to use web anchors and trad gear   if you really need to drytool. Bolts are for sport climbers. Let's save these climbs for YOUR kids. Thanks. Dreez

South facing great for winter climbing on warmer days with sun. In summer better to start in morning and bring bug spray of course.  Great collection of  climbs from 5.5 to 5.11+. Most  routes on the left and middle are accessible from the top so they can be TR'd.  To setup TR's on the right side of wall tie into middle anchors and gently traverse right to the next anchors. Sometimes you can downclimb to the ledge other times you might have to go up and over. But highly recommend you tie in at the anchors so as not to slide off. 

  If leading, beware of multiple ledges to avoid ankle injuries. 

  You can climb on Diagonals and Sax walls in the winter when it is 40 degrees or higher on a sunny day no wind. Diagonals faces south and Sax faces west. Sax comes into the sun at 12:30pm. It is a little Dutch Oven sheltered from the wind. Enjoy! almost year round....

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