Solid crack up a vertical face. Goes from finger to hand. Crux comes at the top out

Opposites Attract

Shark Bait

J-Crack

Snow Bound Patriot

Monolith

Learning curve

Durrance Deja Vu

Rendering My Faith

Death By Waffels

Gravy Train

Sweet line through a small roof and steep mantel. Nice little ab workout

Das Gnar -straight up!

Sweetest roof in SE Wyoming. On par with Fiddler on the Roof (Fremont Canyon), Moonsault, Friday the 13th, and other classic roofcracks in Vedauwoo.

A dihedral with 1 bolt leads to a crimp traverse with one bolt. Then wild jamming into the hands roof. It narrows down to thin hands for the lip. Narrows to fingers and tips locks for the finish. Good luck!

Bolted Anchors with chains. Brand New.

This is the obvious "J" crack on the far right side of the Troll Wall. Follow lower portion of the "J". If you keep your hands in the crack, this section is all about smearing. The vertical section of the "J" is a typical off-width with ample places for excellent protection. Climb past the first ledge (~110') to reach the top of the dome. (140') Descend the gully to East.

The whole Problem is a crux, technical through the first five moves then Technically sequenced and powerful last three moves. You like Crimpers, Pinches on strong smooth granite this is your style.

The Problem is balancey and technical from start to finish, its a slab/friction climb with a slight overhang to the rim, follow the seam all the way through, one good crimp just before the last move, then Dyno over lip and catch a ridge/slopper... then top out.

Slab face on large 15ft boulder, sketchy topout through sloppers.

Simple crack that starts on the right side of the large alcove. An assortment of climbing techniques can be used. Stemming at the beginning leads to more typical crack climbing techniques. Top out on a large ledge system below the Troll Wall. No real cruxes on this route. Use this route to reach the routes on the Troll Wall.

Its a stout push to the top from start to finish, one mega sloper/dish about eight feet up to the right. terrible feet, it is however a slab climb. Be ware- water seeps from rock year round.

Stick with the crack, don't use the slab! Knee bar your way up and conquer the Waffels

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Routes in Dome Rock/Pedro Mountains