On the left side of the wall. Start on jugs. Climb up the the vertical slashes on the clean face. From a prominent triangle slot make a big move up and left to a jug to easier climbing above.

Grand Finale

Left Arm

Rodin's Inspiration

Surprise

The White Cloud

Dirty Deeds

Don't Lean on the Tree

Dirt Cheap

Hole-In-The-Wall

Head Like a Hole

Climb the gently overhanging finger crack just left of a large pine tree.  As the name suggests, it is possible to bail from this route by leaning back onto this tree, though this is fairly easily avoided while actually climbing.  Avoid reaching out left to the large flake system.  Complete the climb with a kind of scary mantle (pro beneath your feet with the tree waiting right behind you).

Great route! Thin Crack and flake system. Once to flake move slightly right and then straight up. 

  Flake is located in a Dark watermark.

Nice start in a very shallow right-facing corner.  Above is some nice stemming.

Maybe a touch too high to boulder this? Go ahead and find out, I just TR'd it. Fun moves.

Start 5 feet left of a crack that leads to a shallow chimmeny.   The devils lake guide book says start 5 feet left of route 11.   Climb face to first ledge then from there move left and center to straight up.

#12 p172 from Swartling.  Not super memorable, but easily protectable and a couple committing moves on this one.

A bit heady for 5.5, and protection isn't quite as good as you might wish, but it's all there.  #13 p172 Swartling

More of a highball boulder problem this climbs some fun moves on good gear to the "hole" and straight up.

Start in awkward crack with a couple moves to the shallow chimney, not worth the trek out here but if you're here anyway...   

  #11 p172 Swartling

Short wall with a few interesting climbs.

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Protection

Routes in 5. Hole-In-The-Wall