Stand start at the jug left of Hatchet and follow the steep line to a low percentage crux at the lip.

Undertow

Magnum

Wax Job

Baby Tomahawk

Premature Ejaculation

Magua's Tomahawk

Magua Sit

The Root of All Evil

Magua Assis

This Mohican Life

Natty Bumppo

Axe Mode

The Mohican

Liquor is Quicker

Freshman 15

V5 Lip Traverse

Hawkeye

Trail of Beers

Temenund

Oeil de Faucon

Tomahawk

Magua

Tomahawk Dyno

Montcalm

Hatchet

Faux-Hawkeye

Body Splash

Wild dyno to the axe head hold. Don’t hesitate and try not to kick your spotter in the face.

Alex Brown’s Magnum Opus. Start on Magua Assis, but finish on The Mohican instead of Magua.

Move left from the Hatchet start to the shelf and paw on the feet for the Hatchet crux. Then use some slight of foot to get a right heel and hand to the lip. Pull the lip at a spot with purple wax in the roof and top out straight up or finish on the V5 lip traverse.

Move directly out to the lip from the Tomahawk sit, bring your feet with you, and top out on friendly holds.  This is your warm up once you figure out your beta.  Pad the ending, not the start.

Follow Natty Bumppo, but bow out early on good slopers before the ground drops off towards the creek.  You can thank Dan Horne for the name. He snaked the FA from someone planning to name it Dan’s Little Horne.

Start on the slopers for the Hawkeye stand start, reverse the Magua crux, and move left across the shelf to finish on Tomahawk.

Before there was Magua Assis, there was Magua Sit.  From the Tomahawk sit, move up and right across the slopey shelf and finish on Magua.

Start on good crimps over the large tree root under the boulder. Maintain tension to stay off the root and top out straight up and into the large shelf.  If you feel the need to lay down in the dirt and start on your footholds, this is a V10 put up by Eric Eigner called Low Life Bandit.

Start on two in-cut holds on orange rock in the back of the cave with a good left heel.  Make several hard moves on very steep terrain to set up for a double clutch dyno to the shelf. Finish on Magua.  There may be a way to get to the shelf static, but you probably won’t be breaking the problem.

Act  II if you’ve done Undertow. This line moves into Undertow from the start of Hatchet, adding several powerful roof moves.

Start on Tomahawk, but find a way to walk your feet off the shelf to reach roof holds past the mailbox. Then follow the slopey lip to a highball finish.

Climb straight out the belly of the boulder from the Tomahawk sit to a highball finish over the creek. The climbing gets spicy right where the ground drops off.  Try not to “Mary Poppins” past the pads when the feet cut.  Rami Annab had “Axe Mode” written in chalk on his chest for the FA.

From the Magua start, move right to a square crimp and left into an undercling to set up for a powerful move to the lip.

AKA Frog Dog. Start on Trail of Beers, but top out straight up after you pull the roof.

Start low on obvious large pinch for R hand and a sloping rail for left. Find feet if you can and move up and left through a good pinch and some awkward facing jugs and surmount a not very easy mantle.

Sit start at the lip and follow Trail of Beers to the top.  This is your advanced warm up.

Stand start on orange slopers. Move left and set a right heel to move into steeper roof moves that merge with Magua. Finish on Magua exit.

Start on Hatchet with a left heel and make a big right hand move to a crimp near the lip. Gain a pinch at the lip and pop up to friendly slopers that lead you around to the front of the  boulder.  The roof is now harder for short climbers since Taylor Mason ripped off the friendly crimp.

Stand start on the boulder and climb right and up into small corner. Pad the boulder.  This problem can also finish at the Magua exit.

Start on Magua, then continue right onto the Hawkeye slopers and finish on Faux-Hawkeye or in the large shelf.

Sit start at the big plate hold and move up to the large shelf. Make a big move to a mailbox slot and then reach out left to the lip. Trend slightly left at the lip to a side pull and prepare for a slopey finish with a dummy crimp. Find double heel toe cams in the shelf for style points.

Start on the large shelf with a scary good heel toe cam and move right to a good crimp and a slot. Pull the roof and rock into a large gaston to reach the top out. Most problems on this page share this finish. Spot directly underneath the climber on the first several moves.

Stand start on the boulder and climb left out over the creek to a highball finish.  The finish can be padded when the creek is low.

Start on the large shelf with a right heel and move straight out the roof into crimps and a crux just before the lip. Another Dave Sharratt classic.

Stand start at Hawkeye with a left hand sloper and good right hand edge.  Move right to the lip. Follow the juggy lip up and left to the Magua finish.

AKA Body Spray. Start with a right hand heel match in the Tomahawk Dyno start and move left into improbable looking moves on a sloper and crimps.  This problem requires more padding than you might think due to the body splash fall.

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