One my favorite high balls in Leavenworth. Start with big moves on decent holds, then find a committing crux at the 15 foot mark, over a sloping, airy landing. It's easy to imagine falling down the hill into the river below. Really fun.

Seams Dangerous

Tonya Harding

Joe's Noes

Green Zero

Spanish Traverse

The Slot Problem

Tin Man Sit

Tin Man

Meru

Tonya Harding Left

Really fun traverse, from right to left, on good holds, and with a couple of long reaches.

Worth laying the pads down for, the movement is really fun.

Start sitting on the lower corner matched on the lip or with a low undercling jug. Slap up the blunt, low corner to a wide rock-over move for and edge on the face. Very silly, and pretty fun too.

A cool line on great holds, with one long reach. The face has a lot of growth on it, but these holds felt solid. I thought the greenery added to the aesthetic. There are a bunch of ways to climb the face on the right, but I think this is now the most obvious, as climbers have warmed up here long enough to have beaten back the vegetation in the best spots.

It's not a jungle climb, just a nice climb with green around the holds.

Start in the same vicinity as The Slot, and traverse left, and upwards, on bad feet, and good crimps to an easy topout. Good stone, but not the most exciting line in the world.

Starting on the thin rail, work up and right to the two incut slots in the face

The sit start variation. Start on the wacky sloper feature and a good right hand edge. Make some thuggy moves into the stand start position, huck to the slot, and do an easy top out. I started sitting on the tree root which made it a lil' easier to haul off the ground.

Start with a left hand on the arete and a right on a good side pull.  Work up to some interesting holds and a nice top out.  Seemed pretty solid for the grade.

Start as far left as you want, climb up the fin to the right. Top out at the apex. Both aretes are on. Fun warmup.

Stand start on the big sidepull and the huge foothold. Move right into Tonya Harding.

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