Left of the bolted line, find the large chute that goes up for quite a ways. 

  P1- Climb up the fun chute and set up a belay at about 130' 

  P2- Continue up the chute (staying right for placements) until it ends. Step left and work your way up slanting flakes/cracks to the big ledge with the big dead tree (120')

Frisky Ms. Whiskers

Buck Futter

Remington Dome

Find the nice looking flake in the right facing dihedral.  

  P1- Stem and jam up the right facing dihedral until it widens. Follow it up left as it gets bigger. Once out of the offwidth, move up and right, gaining the crack/groove that is directly beneath the pine tree. Belay in the crack behind the tree (90') 

  P2- Fight the tree to gain the crack. Make hard moves up, following the crack. A few good rest stances can be stolen on the face to the right. Once clear of the crack, work up and left following flakes and cracks to the dead tree ledge (or the rappel anchors)

P1- Climb the low-angled, zig-zagging water groove to intercept the bolt line. Continue up the water-groove and follow the bolts to the major cleft/gully (200') 

  P2- From the gully, take the large crack up and left to the belay ledge (55')

A very secluded area with pretty good rock.  

  As it is in The Needles of Rushmore guidebook, I have located it on this page even though it is closer to Custer 

  For the documented routes on the wall: 

  -A walk off can be done on the backside    -2 single-rope rappels can be made. Locate the rappel anchors on the dead tree ledge. Rappel down to the nice live tree ledge. Rappel to the ground. A 70m rope is recommended, though it can be done with a 60m (just TIE KNOTS and be prepared for about 5 feet of easy downclimbing to the live tree ledge)

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Routes in Remington Dome