This route is worth doing mostly for the start through the roof, then it is mostly a scramble to the top.

Also it helps to identify whats what.

Viper Crack

Tubbing at Der Ritterhoff

Forearm Confusion

Zweibles

Early Archeologist

Flying Circus

Rock n' Rattle

Flying High

Monty Python

Drillmeister

Gangsters

Black Adder

Bite Me

The rightmost route on the lower ledge offering sustained difficulties on slightly run out terrain.  Rebolted and looking good!

Similar climbing to Rock n' Rattle, just a bit easier.  Thinner crimping and balancing for the first 2/3 bring you to the roof and a fun pull on jugs.

Similar to Early Archeologist with a bit more pump and crimp at the top.  Starting from the ledge gives the route a fun airy feeling for a one pitch sport route.  The clips are easy and the rock is solid.

Starts up on the ledge with a move to get on the wall at the overhanging start.  Pull over this and continue up the long wall on good edges, staying on the left bolt-line that diverges after the second bolt.  You will follow a left-trending crack near the bottom.  The route reconvenes with Forearm Confusion at the anchor.

A thin start yields to slightly easier, but still thought-provoking climbing through the middle and up to the roof.  Holds down low are typically positive.  The roof has holds where you need them and eases quite a bit at the very top.

This is an incredible pitch in an awesome position relatively high above the Wenatchee River.

At the last bolt of Flying Circus head left on crimps and edges to the dihedral/flake thing. Follow bolts to the top.

Flying High (11a)

One rap with a 70 will get to the ledge, or a 60 meter will get you to anchors on top of the large pillar and a rap from there will get you down.

Long and sustained face climbing recently cleaned. Crux comes down low but is followed by alot of techy climbing above. This is a really fun climb.

A couple fun overhung moves propel you off the belay ledge into vertical climbing to a slanting shelf.  A distinct crux comes after the shelf and the otherwise easy clips become pretty rough.  The sequence is a little tricky for a low 11 move.

Well worth seeking out this obscure trad line for some exciting thin cracks, steep face climbing and pumpy gear placing.

As you are climbing the face there is a fixed pin and a fixed nut at one of the crux spots. You can escape off to the arete, but the face climbing straight up to the anchor is good and protects well.

A good moderate trad lead, with an airy belay. Takes mostly cams placed in horizontal cracks.

2 raps required if using a 60' meter, otherwise you'll be hanging in space above a bad landing.)

I am submitting this because I think it is a great climb. It is not in the Kramar book, appears to be new, but I don't know who set it. It is a mix of trad and bolts, mostly 5.9, but has a few thin crux moves so maybe 10a.

About mid way up there is a right ward ramp, small slab and left traverse past a steep bulge, the upper face at the top is the 2nd crux.

If anyone has info on this please post it.

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