Climb up the face left of the corner. Right arête is off. Holds are polished.

Snake Eyes

#26 Cop-out

Scoliosis

Tim Miller’s Traverse

Mickey Mouse Traverse

Troop Traverse

Troop Flake

This is a fabulous route up the face of Troop Wall. The holds and feet can be slick since its polished limestone. Cool move wear you use these snake eye pockets.

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Climb the arête to the right of snake eyes. This is basically the same as #26, but now you get the pleasure of decent holds around the arête. A great option when you feel how polished the direct line of #26 is. This may be the more fun variant, anyway, though significantly easier.

A fun warm up problem. Also the ending of Mickey Mouse Traverse. Look for the crack in the middle and there is an easy way to get back down to the right. 

This a 10 move power crimp V7 traverse. This piece is friggin' thin! The feet are classic Avery small and smeary. This piece is traditionally done right to left. Start to the left of the cove and work the horizontal and other crimps along the way to match on the arete.

This is also known as the 'Warm Up Traverse' starts at the corner of Larry King Live and Pepsi Challenge. You'll see some spray paint marked Stairway To Heaven. Hop on and start heading right. Crux is right in the middle. Lots of pockets and good foot holds. Goes all the way around the corner and ends at the crack (Scoliosis) a lap of this route bumps it up to a V2.

The main wall of troop is perhaps some of the most polished stone on all of Avery. Step up on the left side to start on a good ledge and traverse through a series of polished pinches, edges, and crimps. This traverse gets gradually harder as you near the right side. The Crux is in the middle when you have to move through the 4 crimps. 

Left facing flake the peters out to horizontals.

Only about 80 degrees vertical.  Receives some sun.  Can be crowded by Top Ropers.  Great quality rock.

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