Bolted route that starts above the cave on the far left side of the wall.  Scary start, because the first bolt is high and there is a good chance of yanking your belayer off the the ledge if you fall before clipping the first bolt.  Bolted solo, on lead, so cry me a river, bitches....

Strange Medicine

Straight Up

Gavin's Groove

The Binky Crisis

This is the crack 15 feet left of the start of the Binky Crisis and Gavin's Groove.

Clip the first bolt of "Binky" and climb the ramp and groove to a wild finish.

This is the route just left of a wide gully/chimney that splits the wall.  Climb shattered rock to a high first bolt, commit, and step up into fun pocket pulling and exposure.

This is the north-facing wall 100 yards north of the Shenandoah Wall.  It can get pretty windy, but usually offers some shelter from gusty days and heat.  The rock is less grating than the typical NDC dacite, so you can get more pumped than raw from a day of climbing. 

  The routes were bolted, for the most part, ground-up.  This was not done in an attempt to thump on my chest or to prove anything to anyone.  I bolt routes as it pleases me, for my own climbing enjoyment.  If you are going to criticize my efforts, at least have the courtesy to do so after visiting the crag and climbing the lines.  IMHO, the climbing community doesn't need any more safety monitors to dumb it down and defeat natural selection.

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Routes in Shaman Wall