Steep and reachy through the first few bolts. Eases up with pockets and one final bulge to the anchor.

Time's-a-wastin

Ewe-topia

Ewe-carist

Ewe-bonics

Ewe Bastards

Ewe People Suck

Got-Ewe?

Plausible Deniability

Hey Ewe

Ewe-Phoria

Ewe-tah

Ewe-nicorns

Listed as Project

Screw Ewe

Listed in Goss' 2nd Ed guidebook showing a different ending. Ascend through some thin pockets and crimps away from then back to the arete as you get higher up towards the last couple of bolts. The last bolt is unseen from the ground and is set in over a hump just 3 feet below the anchors. From Todd's photo, this was listed as a "Project" and his topo showed it moving left to Plausible Deniability's lower anchors. IMO, it looks like the original intention was a different finish that would make for some very thin features going to PD's anchors. This is a good warm up for the thin and vertical neighboring 5.12s.

Traverse pockets out left to the main face. Featured climbing on great holds to one minor roof pull.

Long climb that starts with a stem/chimney portion leading into big pockets.

Beautiful pockets to bouldery bulge to chains.

Start off slab, right of approach slot; access via the fixed rope. Steep pockets through the bulge to chains.

Steep and burly crimps lead to bigger holds and shared anchor.

Kind of a heady lead. Follow the easy start to a bouldery crux and big pockets to the finish.

Shorter than the other routes down on this part of the Ewe Wall. Sustained crimps through.

Big ledges to a slightly overhung traverse. Finishes with Got-Ewe? to the left.

Nice pockets and good edges to an overhung finish with minimal holds. Pulling the bulge gives it the grade.

Crimpy slab through steep reachy headwall.

Crimpy start to pockets and bouldery bulge.

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Routes in Ewe Wall