One of the better climbs in PR, especially since the death flake was cleaned off in recent years.  Begin just a little left of the 1st bolt and enjoy technical pocket and crimps  through the bottom section to a good rest,  where the climb steepens. Look for the turtle head at the top of the pumpy bulge and keep cranking to the open cold shuts.

 This climb can be damp at the horizontal and might be avoided if that area of the climb is wet/saturated.

 The remnant of the death flake to the right should be avoided, that rock is choss and unstable.

Super Fly

Hope for a Boner

Ghost Dancer

Tiny Dancer

Herding Sheep

Starts off slow. First three bolts are a few feet left of the rest of the route, I have seen the use of extended runners on these three bolts to decrease rope drag, although I think most people just use sport draws, as the rope drag is minimal.

Fun route on a variety of edges crimps rails... not just pockets, has had some large rocks pull off in the past.

Same as ghost dancer but end at the first set of chains before the overhang begins!

Climbs the crack/groove/general weakness up to a chimney to the top.

A Wall along with the Comic Gallery make up the largest concentration of routes at Pictured Rocks. On Sundays When the University has it's classes giving many students their first outdoor climbing experiences, this wall is crowded. The kids usually are done around 2-3 depending on how fast they tire. Other than Sundays, this wall generally isn't that crowded.

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