Climb the slabby wall to the right of the arete with an elegant high left step which allows better holds to be reached.

Back Alley

The Bum

Street Corner

Face Lift

Over Your Head

The Hand That Takes

Run For It

Continuing Education

High Water

Climb overhanging face and arete. Crux is down low.

Face climb/Layback up Arete on left side.

Start in the center of the wall.

Using side-pulls and small footholds get established on the wall.   Work your feet as high as they can go, and then continue with extreme difficulty to the top of the wall.

Climb the wall to the left of the crack.

The start is easy enough, and soon you are standing on the good starting handhold.   From here the positive holds stop and commitment is required to make the next sequence.

Up high stay cool and finish it off.

Climb the leftside of the wall (without resorting to the left edge) on poor holds.

Climb the wall to the right of the crack with a tricky sequence to reach the good flakes.   From the flakes continue up and slightly right.

Long reaches up a tall slab, with better holds near the top.

Climb the obvious off width crack.

Surprisingly for an off width it is easier than it looks!

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Protection

Routes in Lower Accomazzo Boulders