Crack of My Ass is the obvious crack taking the tallest line in the left/middle of the lower right portion of the Patriot Wall. Start at a thin crack up to a ledge. Then follow the hand crack up and left to the top. The bouldery start is the business, the hand crack on the top is a casual romp with ample gear

Crack of My Ass

Patriot Games

Fun in the Sun with a Gun

Wise Men Don't Know

Neglected

Scud Busters

Abandoned

Start about 20' right of Crack of My Ass. Boulder up the face onto the ledge using some thin crimps and a sneaky side pull. Go just to the right of the tree and follow the crack to the top. Mantle the top out.

Start directly underneath a small flakey bulge in the middle of the right side of the face. Make a thin slab move (crux) just before the flake. Grab the flake then head up through some horizontals to a face left of the crack  

  Resist the urge to reach out right for the huge pocket jug in the crack. Stay on the face and out of the crack entirely for that matter. You kind of have to stick to the line to make it a 5.9

Start 6 feet to the right of the small flakey bulge in the middle of the right side of the face. Somewhat easier slab moves take you to horizontals where you can get in pretty good gear. 

  Head up through the little V and into the crack (crux). You'll find a hidden huge pocket jug to transition to the crack and gain the mantle top out.

Start 5 feet right of Crack of My Ass. Head up the face on some thin crimps before mantling over onto the ledge. Feel around for the secret hold and then flop over. Follow the thin crack until it ends and then head for the right edge of the upper blocks. 

  This route is listed as #6 on the MC topo and is unnamed. I've decided to give it a suitable name until such time as MC can provide another one.

Start by a tree at the far right side of the wall. Climb up a left leaning ramp then head straight up through easy ground aiming for a small bulge. Go around the bulge to the right onto a step. Scramble up the face to another step. Repeat to another step, then top out. 

  Going over the small bulge would be more interesting but would not be 5.6 as stated in the original MC topo. I can only figure that the intention is to use the two steps to keep it 5.6. However the two steps are totally covered in large amounts of dirt and are typically a little wet. I didn't find the motivation to try and clean these steps for a meh climb

Start about 6 feet right of Patriot Games. Romp up the easy face aiming for the right side of the dished area on the ledge. Gain the crack and then continue to follow the crack angling up and left through some balancey type moves. Top out just to the right of Patriot Games. Alternately if you just go straight up at the end the finish is more like 5.8 

  This route is listed as #4 on the MC topo and is unnamed. I've decided to give it a suitable name until such time as MC can provide another one.

This is the right angling blocky slab wall directly above the White Wall. Slightly down and right from the Super Crack Area. This smaller wall is highlighted by the route Crack of My Ass. The other routes are on somewhat questionable rock quality for pro and are best done on TR. There are no bolted anchors here due to the nature of the clff and the blocky rock at the top. You can access the top of this wall by going up and right from the base of the Super Crack Area. This area is referred to as Middle Wall in Dixie Craggers

 A historical topo can be found here on Michael Crowders website http://www.coolclimbing.com/images/topos/yonah/patriotwall02.jpg

 

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Routes in Patriot Wall