This is a fun, short finger and hand crack. It is quite well protected once you get past the easy starting slab. Unfortunately, due to being shaded by a large pine, it's perennially in need of cleaning.

Armistice (on separate face)

Dirty Harry

Brown Eye

Chalk on the Wild Side

500 Pound Flakeout

The Bolt Ladder

Under the gun

Clash of the Tendons

Diagonal Crack

Sustained slabby face climbing with some better holds close to the top.

Straight up the center of the wall. Usually topropped

The obvious sustained thin crack near the left end; because its difficult to project and very serious at the crux its usually topropped

The central hand/finger crack, tough placements.

You can start below the ledge and make this climb a 80ft or start off the main ledge and have it only be 60. if you start on the ledge you can clip the first bolt before you start. then step out over the ledge and follow the small thin flake up till you get to a few crimp moves. It gets easier towards the top. 

This paragraph is taken from Rock and Ice in the Camden Hills By Ben Townsend: Follow an arete at the extreme left end of the crag to the Clash of the Tendons anchor. It is advisable to uses a directional when toproping this climb

At the left end of the Verticals, this is a very thin face climb

An obvious feature, this awkward and sustained right leaning crack is rough an tough to protect. At the top there is rounded crack on the left 5.10 or one can leave the crack early and head straight up 5.11

This is the most vertical rock you'll find in the Camden area.

Description

Location

Protection

Routes in 02. The Verticals