Begin on vertical terrain up to a jug at the second bolt.  Leave the jug through some techy climbing up to a roof.  Pull the roof through sustained movement into moderate face climbing.  Finish out 2 small roofs with tricky and interesting body positioning.  

U.F.A (Unidentified Flying Appalachian)

Pork Rind Politician (First Anchors)

Stonega

One Stop Shop

The Delegate

Bolted Hollows

Full Circle

97 Bulldogs

America's Most Wanted

Deep Shaft

UMWA

8 Camps No Sleepers

Relic or Ruins

Murdock & Peanut

Techy face climbing leads to a powerful and dynamic roof pull.  Finish on much easier climbing.  

Begin on easy climbing through the second bolt where the wall bulges out a little.  Continue up towards the big roof on holds that are never quite as good as you'd like.  

Straightforward and fun climbing for the first 15 feet leads to a funky bulge mantle into a hueco.  Step up to the roof and don't stop fondling until you find the biggest holds you can to pull to the chains.  

Technical face climbing to fun roof pulling.  Great for the grade

A trickier start leads to better holds and finally to a roof.  Find the undercling and lean back onto some jugs to clip the chains

Begin with a long looking, but surprisingly manageable first move off of a good horn.  Move through edgy climbing to a ledge.  Climb a techy face through the hollows feature and then finish on great big fun holds.  

Begin with bouldery start over a small bulge into the big Hueco at the third bolt.  Get a shake and continue through sustained movement until the 5th bolt where the climbing mellows out for a bit until the double roofs and sneaky sloper finish.

Begin on techy face climbing up to good flowing moves through the middle.  Grab a shake and then move up and right through the final committing roof.

Thoughtful start leads to bigger holds on the face.  Finally enjoy swimming in the most fantastic jug ruffles in the region.  

Fun bouldery start leads into sustained 5.10 climbing for the first half of the route.  Find a rest at the ledge before entering the crux dihedral, a long move gets you beneath a bulge with a slightly awkward work-around.  Finish on 5.8 fun.

Fun start with slanting feet.  Pumpy, but only if you ignore the two lie down rests.

Tricky second bolt climbing leads to excellent flowy climbing on big holds on decievingly steep terrain.  

Right most right on the 5.9 wall.  Face climbing leads to a buldge at the finish.  High stick clip from the right side.  

This is a roadside crag with access newly acquired by the Central Appalachia Climbers Coalition.  It is still brand new and under development.  Town rules to come soon.  If you go up there please DO NOT block the road as the town needs access to the water plant above.  Check back for more info soon.

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Routes in Ben's Branch