This climb begins on a slightly overhanging pocket to the right of the climb Tree Beard and follows the features up the face to the anchors set at the top.  An easy series of small holds litters the upper section.

Proper Hygiene

EvanEssence

Zig Zag

So Fresh & So Clean

Tree Beard

No Balls

Tower Of Power

Breakfast of Champions

Balls Out

Fake Emergency

Somewhat interesting climbing on the face around the right side of a very chossy chimney (follow directly upwards). As the chimney begins to end (about 60-70 feet up) traverse right along the face, to a ledge and pull over to the top.

Blocky chunks and crimpy sidepulls for the first 30' and then into a slanted finger crack on a layback to the bulging finish to the top. 

Follow the two parallel crack systems up the main face to the anchors

The climb uses the same anchors as Tree Beard and Proper Hygiene, but starts to the right, in an overhanging pocket.  Using stems, sidepulls and crimps you move out onto the slab beneath the small tree in the center of the cliff.  Move left just under the tree and join the finish of Proper Hygiene.

Instead of running out the roof and up the face on crimpy holds, take the right at the bottom of the roof and grab the edge running over the corner of the cliff for a solid juggy haul up the arete/corner.

Long diagonal layback to crimps on face, all the way up to the roof.Move left under the roof (undercling) to climb over it, and finish the climb up the face using smaller crimps.

This is a longer boulder route that requires a rope for the unpracticed, as the cliff is situated on the first section of the trail right after Balls Out.  Follow the arete to the face on the right side of the boulder and up the slab on thin cracks to the top.

Easy climbing up to the first of two roofs to navigate around.  Use blocky holds to get around onto the face where the second roof is the crux, featuring razor thin crimps on static deadpoints to climb the final section to the anchors

This is a thin face climb project with a few interesting sections that are more difficult than the other two routes, as it moves through a more technical set of stems and crimps in the beginning, setting you up for a longer enduro climb on crimps that are pretty small.  Follow the route through blocks and sidepulls as shown in the pic up to the small crack, and then climb left at an angle to the side of the bulging headwall. Rounding out towards the top it finishes on a small ledge beneath the Tower.

Next to the Boulders in Ethan Allen Park there is a rock face

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Routes in Ethan Allen Wall