Small route with a tricky starting move. Once you get past it, the climb drastically lowers to a 5.5 or lower. This is more like a V3 boulder problem that can be top rope protected. 

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Racheal's Way

Pocket Buddy Route

Overhang

Gator Head Wall - b

78: Easy Nose

70: Roof Variation

Easy Face

Gator Head Wall - c

PeeWee's

Gator Head Wall - a

Easy face climbing with plenty of pockets and big crimps

Climbs the shallow dihedral to the left of Pee Wee's. Fun climbing on great holds. At the top, route meets up with Pee Wee's.

Easy face climbing with some good pockets

Route just left of the roof with a tiny bit overhanging, but the name is overestimating the route. 

Slightly tricky start, easy middle, then slightly tricky end. Stay right of the mid-wall arete formation

Easy slab nose that is great for new climbers or first leads. Easy start and finish, with the crux being the middle third or so, which has a few less good holds than the start and finish.

Fun small roof problem on the east side of the cave tower.  It is found just to the left of the narrow slot cave that runs through the middle of the tower.

A classic!  Consistently very steep, PeeWee's is one of the best lines in the park and follows a series of roofs and overhangs for 40-45 feet.  There are plenty of jugs and horizontal cracks right where you need them, just follow the chalk.

Face climbing that starts directly under the dark hole in the gator head wall. From here, you head straight up. 

Home to the best roofs in the park, including the area classic "PeeWee's".  This area gets more sun and has fewer climbers due to the harrowing approach for the anchors. 

  To get to the anchors: The safest approach to the anchors is to lead "Easy Nose" on the eastern-most side, which is nicely protected by four bolts up to a set of rappel chains. 

  On the topo map found at the park visitor center this area contains routes from the "First Overhang" and "Side Canyons" area.

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Routes in Cave Tower