Face climb to the bolt (crux) then follow the hand crack to exit. BYOA (build your own anchor). The hand crack section is a delight. I deferred to the rating given in K Keith's guide, but I thought that the crux (passing the bolt) was way harder than 5.4 Perhaps my hold selection skills were poor, but if this is 5.4 then Mr. Grinch is 5.8.

Whoville

Taking The Bait

Mr. Grinch

Pick of the litter

Just South of Whoville (Whoville variant)

Family Ties

Slash And Burn

Hard times

Party line

Pump and grind

fun face slab directly between Whoville and Mr Grinch. an excellent place to practice easy half-rope belaying and climbing (the single bolt and unprotectable face makes the route very R if doing this on a single rope).

Alternate start to Party Line. Climbs a thin seam off a boulder to the ledge, then continues up the unprotected face to finish up on the upper part of Party Line. 

Face to chimney climbing. Start left and move up and right past boulder pile. Head up the face into the chimney and past a large chock stone.

Follow the bulges and discontinuous cracks to a black varnished slab.  Make several tenuous, no hands slab moves past two bolts to another horizontal crack.  Trust your rubber as you step your way up and over the final bulge to the top.  PG13 as the last bulge is protected by the horizontal crack below it.

Wide crack that takes plenty of gear. crux is in the center with a tricky move even for a 5.5

Face climbing around a thin seam which takes small gear

Hard times climbs up the right side of the roof to a hand crack.  Follow the hand crack, through the bulges, straight up to a widening offwidth.  Use the shelf in the offwidth, or just grunt your way up for a satisfying finish. 5.9+ variation.  Step left after the second bulge and finish straight up through the finger crack to the anchors above.

A fun , right leaning, hand crack that starts about 1/3 of the way up the wall.  Follow along shallow discontinuous cracks and bulges to gain the start of the crack.

Climb up the small seam to the hand crack located in the middle of the roof.  Pull the roof and continue through easier terrain.   Finish through the chimney.  5.9+ variation - move right after the second bulge to a shallow finger crack.  Continue straight up the the anchor bolts. The crux is pulling the roof but is well protected.

This north facing wall has a couple of easy to moderate star quality face and crack climbs. Good rock. Bring draws and a standard rack, add a few long slings to rig an anchor on top. At times of high water the base is nearly in the lake.

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Protection

Routes in Pavilion Wall