A spooky, wide crack/chimney with lots of loose junk.  If you insist on climbing it, keep your belayer and others well uphill out of the fall line. - M. Farris

Headbanger

Thriller Pillar

Inca Roads

Killa Pillar

Piton

Acute Face

Static Cling

Leg Jam

The Corner

Acute Corner

Chimney up a few feet to a corner on the arete.  Follow corners to the top. - M. Farris

Listed in Farris Falcon guide book. Climb up left side of pillar. Finish to the top after manteling pillar to find the crux. Remember to check the view. 

Sharing this route is listed in the MN/WI Mike Farris Falcon guide book. 

Climb up center of pillar using thin crack to reach the roof. Go directly over. Don’t forget to heal. 

Stay on right side of pillar- stay off side wall for true 9.

Sustained climbing that actually looks harder than it is - start in the Dihederal 6 feet to the left (South) of the Acute Corner.  Tackle the bouldery dihederal and then don't pump out up the face.

Is a few feet to the right of Acute Corner and will be a black streak just above. Just like Acute Corner the crux is down low.

Climb the face left of the Headbanger Crack. First half is mild, second half is a contender for hardest 5.9 in the park...the final kneebar move is key to sending this route.

A great line.  Start on the prow under the roof.  Fight through the low bouldery start, then onto easier climbing up the arete.  The holds are all great!  M. Farris put it best - "A gym climber's delight."

Sunny and never as busy as the prarie walls - same bomber quartzite.

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Routes in Quarry Corner Buttress