Start up the juggy slab of

The Crystal Ship

climbing slightly left where that climb cuts right. Devious sidepull/gaston moves deposit you at a quick shake before the upper balancy crux. This shares anchors with

The Crystal Ship

.

It is not as good as some of the other routes in the area but certainly worth it if you've climbed everything else.

Statement in You

Eye of the Tiger

Kitty Cat Kicked My Ass

Cat Daddy Wu-Wu

Tigers and Goats

Feline Grace Abandoned

Tiger Shark

Feline Grace

Pussy Foot

Crystal Ship

Tiger King

"Pull" your way up desperate sloping holds to cruxy section involving a poor right hand, undercling pinch and sloping crimp edges.

This has tricky moves on the steep, upper section.

Cat Daddy Wu-Wu is the rightmost route on the wall and was bolted May of 2009. It now has 5 bolts.

All bolts are for protection. Typical of the other routes on the wall, the route has thin crimps on vertical climbing.

Feline Grace Abandoned is another great Tiger Wall route.

This is the 2nd route from the left side.

This is the leftmost route on the wall. Climb up a lefthanded, sidepull rib until you can cut right through a weakness of crimpy edges leading to a juggy finish.

This is a technical line through the slabby face.

Scott Borden and I bolted this route a couple years ago while both of our two year old sons played at the base of the wall. Climb up the steep slab to the second bolt. The angle steepens, and the holds get bad. Climb up the crack like feature using small feet and powerful sidepulls passing one bolt. Clip the last bolt, and launch into the crux probably a V7 boulder problem. This has great climbing with a nice clean fall at the crux. If you are looking for something hard to try at the Tiger Wall, get on this rig!

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