Follow the crack directly to the left of the face for West Nile. Toward the top stay on the left of the vertical block separated from the face by a smaller crack. The chimney here is pretty narrow. Crux is probably somewhere on the bottom half of it

Last Man Standing

The Quarterback Sneak

West Nile

Dam Classic (aka The Dam Crack)

Haywire

Just left of Last Man Standing, climb a small crack in a corner to gain a prominent ledge. Scramble onto a little pinnacle and step over to the wall. Climb steep face past bolts and gear to reach the anchor. The crux is protected by a small gray and or blue C-4 cam. 

Technical edging is the definition of this route, follow the bolts straight up starting to the right of the offwidth's start. Crux is going through the 3-4bolts and slightly insecure topout. Well protected though in the bolted section.

The most aesthetic crack on this portion of the wall closest to the dam. This is one of the best cracks at the Dells. climb the crack until it peters out and then make a couple of slabby moves to the top. Setting up an anchor is a little bit tough, and not all that solid but marginal.

This route is left of the Dam Crack. Climb the face just right of the choked chimney with a mass of wire in it. The face is the crux with 3 bolts protecting the moves. At 3rd bolt step left and stem to a good stance across the chimney. Continue in beautiful crack that moves through various sizes from fist to fingers eventually merging with the best part of The Dam Crack near the top. I have placed two glue-ins at the top.

This is the most prominent wall one sees once they enter the region below the dam. There are handful of quality routes here, just be wary of loose rock.

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Routes in Dam Wall