This is a bolted route between Dancing Girls and Return of the Jodi.  The bolts are a bit older (but still in good shape) so I'm guessing it's been there a while.  I haven't found any information about this route or what it was named.  It's not listed in the Dixie Cragger's Atlas.  On Michael Crowder's topo of White Wall it's just a blank #5 with no info.  I rated it 5.11a for now.  We didn't finish it clean and had to move back over on to Return of the Jodi at the top because it was too wet.  To me it seems harder than the 5.10s on White Wall.  If anyone has any info about the route please share. 

  It basically starts in between Dancing Girls and Jodi under the first bolt.  The first few moves are a scramble then the holds get scarce and pretty thin.  There aren't too many options as it is pretty smooth near the bolts and in between this route and Jodi it's pretty smooth.  The holds here are thinner than on Jodi or Think Pink.  It basically goes straight up with the bolts to your left. 

  As you get closer to the slanting vertical crack that is to the left of Jodi we had to bail to the right back on to Return of the Jodi.  It was still wet and there was no grip at all on the tiny ledges.  According to Crowder's topo the route goes straight up keeping the crack just to your right.  We could see the sequence of moves but it was too wet to do it. 

  Whatever it's name is it's not as straight forward or classic as Jodi but the moves are thinner and tougher.  They are a bit reachy and in a few places you have to almost mantle the small holds to reach the next set.  It's a tough route for sure and pretty fun. 

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The White Wall

Face to Face

Slick as Glass

Think Pink

Dancing Girls

Poison Ivy

Return of The Jodi

Lizard's Tail

Route Patrol

Starts in a dish out that's basically a scramble and then into a prominent crack.  It smoothes out above the crack and then you are into a series of horizontal rolls and ledges.  Top out on the first large ledge.  You can continue on up the block above you with a few short boulder moves. 

  It's a fun route and after getting pumped on Jodi and Think Pink it can feel harder than a 5.9 at the crux.

This route is on the far left end of the White Wall and is the obvious left leaning corner. It is almost always dirty and full of mank. A completely forgettable lead with awkward movement that we did once to check the box on the guidebook page. Belay off the tree at the top of the route. 

  This is also known as Five Seven Plus on the Crowder topo

Start right of Think Pink. Climb straight up past four bolts to a two bolt anchor.

Climb the thin finger tips crack to the left of Lizards Tail

Start out just right of ROTJ.  Small edges and smears lead up to the incredible flake hold. Mantle the flake using it and surrounding edges.  Follow these edges up to sloping holds and really great climbing. Mantling the flake and the 20' sequence that follows is an incredible route for Yonah.

Slab up the face to the large horizontal. Get gear where you can

Good route that has a little more "style" than some of its neighbors.  It keeps you on your toes and requires a solid skill set of different types of climbing.  Pre-hanging the draws will make it feel easier.

This is a great looking crack route on the White Wall.  I'm adding it because this route needs to be cleaned as does some of it's neighbors.  These are some of the better "face/crack" climbs at Yonah and not too many people are ever in this area.  Much harder than The Lowers and much higher quality, although that's not saying much for this area.

Head up the rounded part of the wall past two bolts to a tree anchor

Slightly downhill and to the right from the Lowers is a discontinuous area that holds several smaller walls. The White Wall is the lowest of these walls. It contains a collection of often climbed good sport routes surrounded by some dirtier less traveled trad routes. It has quality rock with interesting holds. Most routes are crimpy face climbs on slab. The sport routes all have bolted anchors whereas the trad routes use trees

 Check out the original Crowder topo at this link...

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