Wow, what a pitch! 

  Climb the prow (5.10) to a position below the overhanging arete near the top. Slap up the arete (crux) to a fixed anchor. The key word is slap; it helps to tape the first and second segments of the fingers on the left hand, as that arete is coarse. 

  Some people skip the last bolt, as it's really hard to clip it mid crux. If you can't manage the crux, you can always pull on this bolt and bypass the crux. 

  This is a good route to project on cold days, as it gets fully sun. 

  There's a fantastic photo spot on the ledges on the left side of the gully.

Tsunami Slap-Up

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Master of the Flying Guillotine

Force Nine

Ward Cleaver

Start up the corner and make your way up onto the ramp. Clip the bolt and step onto the steep orange face. Work your way out to the arete. Climb past several more bolts, through the crux using both sides of the arete, and finally mantel onto a ledge and the fixed anchor.

From "force nine" the next crack is "wimp crack". To the right is a pr of ledges, the start is at the base of the ledges on the right. Climb like ascending wimp crack, step right to gain first ledge. From here an awkward start on a small finger crack to gain 2nd ledge. In right facing corner with slight overhang follow this up to meet a cedar tree and a 3rd ledge with anchors on it. This route is a bit scaley...

Climb the wide crack to corner to overhanging hand crack to final face move to ledge.  

  One must be strong with the force to overcome the overhang. Only a weak minded fool would be tricked into underestimating the power of The Force..... its definitely Beaufort 9 force damaging...

This route ascends an incredible knife-edged arete. The crux is at the start above the first bolt, and there's another hard move at the top.

A small cliff with some very classic crack climbs. Its close proximity to Hurricane Crag makes this a wonderful place to spend part of your day after visiting the Hurricane. The crag looks like it has not seen many ascents which is curious do to the high quality of the climbs? A wonderful 5.9 crack an overhanging 11c finger crack and two awesome 5.8 crack climbs make this place noteworthy! 

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Routes in Typhoon Wall