Even though Mad Millennium is one of the easier routes here, it is probably the most consistent and enjoyable.  Small pockets and some bigger edges are the common features, but there are a few bigger crimps, jugs and cracks to play with.  What a great way to start out the new millennium!

Mad Millennium

Top It Off

The Creeper

Red Eye Express

Superbowl

Top It Off starts off with a 5.9 crux that is thinner and steeper than anything on Red Eye Express (although similar in nature).  Midway through the route, there are some great cracks.  A small bulge must be reckoned with to reach the belay.  More easy pockets and edges on a low incline lead above the belay anchors to a rightward arching lip.  A lieback crux guards the top.  A rightward shuffle leads to the anchor.  I wouldn't be surprised if most people skip the top 40 feet or so and just do the first pitch.

Creep up one of the steeper sections of the wall through a sea of slopers, edges, pockets, underclings, crimps and other goodies.  It isn't very physically demanding, but does require balance and technique.  Don't drift to the left or you'll end up on the neighboring route.

Red Eye Express is the logical warm up of the wall.  Small pockets are the primary feature.  It isn't very steep, but it isn't a slab either.  Once you get the technique down, you'll be flying up all the routes here.

Once atop Mad Millennium or The Creeper, the angle of the wall eases.  Climb on positive edges to a steep section.  Balance your way through on some thin holds and jams that slope the wrong direction and you'll defeat the crux of the wall.  I would recommend carrying 6 extra QDs and combining this route with The Creeper.  According to the FA data I had, this route wasn't put up on Superbowl Sunday, but on a Friday.  Perhaps this was a pre-game attraction?

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Routes in Lisa Falls West