Wasp Fakers begin in a steep shallow corner and soon accesses the left arete to climb over the face between the two unpromising lines of the left and right cracks.  Next it angles right to gain the crack right of the projected crack of where the route began and continues up this short crack to a big ledge and rap bolts.

Wasp Fokkers

Boxer Vision

Diamond "K" Marveling

Pull Down Resistor

Imperchable

Almost Carefree

Overstretching the Tale

Red Wing Goose

Turning on Divinity Street

Alcohol Crisis

Augmented Reality

Fizzle of Zach Attach

Dinning on Red Herring

Crossfit  Vudoo Training

Baby Steps for a Lummox

Shelf Life

Side Cuts

Compact Love Space

Valley of Distraction

Cut for the Chase

Airborne Coffee

Woody Pecker

Gleaning Twisted Asymmetry

The Homeless return Foodless

Cinnamon Daemons

Neopheete Petee

Forecasting Mistakes

Visiting Red Lodge

Not a "D" Cup In Sight

Red Cloud Gets Wounded Knee

Deep Cuts

Scarbox Trapper

Pursuing the Red Baron

A few move of difficult stemming lead to access of the holds on the left face.  The climb get easier until the dolomite cap.

Cross right from a major corner to a mildly overhanging corner and proceed to roof of dolomite. Proceed past the left (4th) bolt.  The extraneous hanger to right is a variation (project) that gets you to the curx of Imperchable.

Finding some hidden holds will get one past the steep start easily but hooking the anchor bolts that are on the vertical face of the summit roof can be a game of missing your tag transfer.

While on this White Wall figure out the moves thru, around or inside the book section and proceed to the projecting dolomite roof.  After standing upon the top ledge of this roof you can clip the anchor bolts.

Some crack climbing and laybacking lead to a awkward perch under a mild overhang for some hand grouping to find the best hold.

On this white surface, the holds are few, so glide past them with little concern for the problem is to finish.

a difficult face start leads to intermittant crack and jug holds but the hard part is passing the dolomite roof.

Begin in what appears to be a seeming unusable intermittent crack in the corner of some bulges and ledges.  Proceed up and onto the steep dolomite face.

Turning on Divinity Street right at the left transition from stained Blanco Wall to red rock wall.  The route begins in dihederal and move up a series of block by often going onto the left arete and finishes on an easier section of the quatzite cap.

climb thru the crack and ledges using some open handholds to gain the dolomite cap rock face finish.

Climb the arete leading right onto the face and up left then right to the roof and don't goof getting stood up as this is your proof.

Proceed along an offset seam to a cleft roof and upward into a corner.  Steep big hold lead out of the corner.  This route offer some unusual position for resting.

Big holds at first lead to smaller holds after the midway ledge and then the clip to the anchors requires some negotiating.

Climb in the vicinity of a shallow lip faced crack to a roof with a close out of intermittent crack features to a stance on a shelf.  Next, figure out the exit.

An initially steep face climb leading to lower angle dolomite with smaller holds.

Face climb to a shallow thin crack dihederal briefly doing one finger jam? Then comes a lot of open palm hand holds.

The route proceed up the inside corner stemming and face climbing up to bulbous red rock and finishes near the top the white dolomite cap.

Climb left of the prominent outside corner (whitish)

into the overhanging red rock and up to a corner of the dolmite base and past this bulge.

The route is quite easy from the start until nearing the roof.  The quartzite cap will not allow passage anywhere and anyway but the meter is running.

the face requires some moving out right and back while passing through the red dolomite and possibly a hand jam to get around the quartzite cap.

Passing several section of bulges and will get you to easier going on the dolomite cap rock.

Face climb steep strenuous overhanging sections with some long reaches to a most difficult finish on the scanty featured dolomite.

Just right of the major left facing dihederal of Visiting Red Lodge is an overhanging bulge with some bolt visible on near horizontal skyline.  After surmounting this bulge there are 3 variation thru overhangs leading to the summit of Crest Top Tower.

This lone route's face gently sweeps upward and gets steeper to a mild overhang in the capping quartzite rock.

Some steep reachy face holds lead to a right traverse but soon you will be try to figure out how to get out of the upper dihederal.

A steep corner with several bulges to move past

The beginning is steep but with big hold and after a ledge in the middle, one can get to the marbled headwall of smaller handholds sooner than one thinks.  Don't quit thinking as you are clipping the lowering bolt.  Cow Feat Pete did and had to return for an honest summiting.

Red Cloud gets Wounded Knee is a route of intricate move and balance while trusting you feet. It too has a roof problem going through the quartzite cap.

Work you way up a less featured inside corner to a shallow dihederal and finish crossing right and up on the white dolomite.

A hummocky series of bulges leads to some yellowish dolmite the appears featureless.  Porceed left across this face.

This mind focusing route takes a lot of micro adjustments for the feet to set up for the next move.  If you do it too slow you meet the the Red Baron scoring another hit.

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Routes in The Red Clove Wall