Slither up the slab crack then either jam the crack under the overhang (Spider) or reach far right across the gap to a good edge (Fly).

21 Spider & the Fly

18. Five Overhangs

13. Classic Crack

17  Colostomy (Sphincter Bypass)

4  No Name

5  Fat Cow

8  Overhang Notch

20  Tennis Shoes Shuffle

10  Double Bulges

16  Randy's Quivering Sphincter

11  Midway Direct

12  Midway Ramp

15  Easy Slab Variations

22  Phil's Right Side Roof

7  Overhang Notch Direct

2  Blade Runner Direct

19  Cam Café

9  The Line

23  Far Right area and Walter's Route

1  Double Groove

3  Blade Runner

14  Left of CC Variation

6  OH Direct Direct

Right of Four (Five) Overhangs. Follow a line of least resistance fairly straight up. Rating is not confirmed. Gear placements unknown.

One of the best routes at Marquette Mountain. Can be easily top roped but also makes a nice trad lead. The crux is pulling the first lip and the gear is tricky. Be careful and have fun.

Begin in a shallow corner, negotiate a bulge to a ledge then finish up a thin crack. The bulge is the crux, but topping out can be sketchy. The route is leadable on Trad gear. Variations exist on the left and right sides of the upper crack.

Up the right edge of the slab and direct to the top.

Climb right of Blade Runner up to and over the overhang.

Tricky moves under the overhang to a jug over the lip.

Begin to the right and follow an easy ramp up to the "Notch" then straight up.

Start under the bulges. Balance up to a good ledge then go over the bulges directly.

Up the slab then through the difficult notch. Alternatively, one can begin on Route 17 and traverse left to the notch to finish on Route 16.

Go straight up moderate rock to the upper steep slab. Crimp up the middle of the slab.

Begin by the tree and follow the diagonal ledge up to the big hanging flake. Continue up the right side of the flake. Watch for swings on top rope.

Begin between trees to the right of Classic Crack area. There are multiple variations up to a slab then a short upper face.

Go up the slab to the roof. Pull the roof directly. A small hold on the left edge of the Roof is useful.

Begin directly under low notch below Blade Runner and climb straight up to the "Blade". Crux is moving from the notch onto the slab below the Blade. The angled ramp on the right at the start is "off".

Meander up the slab to the short hand crack in an upper block.

There are a couple of variations that go relatively straight up the lower face, initially on small holds, to ledge hopping higher.

Unrecorded Variations have been done on the Far Right end (mostly mid-5th class and harder). Also, after a gap and access gulley, there are a few boulder problems on a short steep red wall and one short difficult route – Walter’s Route (5.Hard) … further right.

Climb over angled bulges and diagonal cracks.

Begin under low notch, make a few moves rightward then back left on the slab up to the "Blade". Watch your fingers on the "Blade" as you move into the V-notch. There is a "rattler" rock in the crux section that appears to be securely wedged, but exercise caution.

Start on Classic Crack. Above the bulge, move left on the ledge and climb the thin face. All of the crack is “off”. It is difficult to top out without moving into Classic Crack.

Climb up to and through the overhang’s right side staying left of the notch.

Quartzite, about 70' tall. Crag is predominantly top roped but there are a number of safe trad leads to be had as well. There is no fixed hardware and none is allowed.Trail around the left of the rock face leads up to set up top ropes. Most set ups require static lines or long webbing to sling trees. There is also a scramble up the right side, but it is steeper. This is private property. Be respectful. As of 2021, a $5 day pass is required to climb here. See the skihill’s webpage for details.

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Routes in Cliff's Ridge (aka Marquette Mtn)