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DescriptionDo you like sustained 100 foot routes that are classic start to finish? This is the place for you! Sun doesn't hit this wall until 4pm in late spring, haven't climbed here in the summer yet. Temps there are perfect in 80 degree weather! Getting ThereTake Wild Cat rode off of High Way 12, roughly 30 minutes outside of Naches. It's two roads past a small store, there's a doll thingy of a guy with a bear chasing him up a tree right out from of the store. Once on Wild Cat road, follow it past a cabin resort, pavements ends here. Take every left for following that. About 2 miles up this road you will drive between two crazy walls, one is honey combed and the other one has long hexongal like rock formations, park 100 yards past these. Walk back to those walls and cut right just before reaching them, follow the trail 10 minutes down this to the wall. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Wild Cat Wall:
Cat Crack 5.10b/c Trad, 90 feet
Rhythm and Sorrow 5.11a Trad, Sport, 100 feet
Colonade 5.11b Trad, Sport, 100 feet
Keel Hauled 5.11b Trad, Sport, 110 feet
Street Walking Cheetah 5.11+ Trad, 1 pitch, 100 feet
Fire Stone 5.12- Trad, 100 feet
Featured Route For Wild Cat Wall
Rhythm and Sorrow 5.11a WA : Tieton River : Wild Cat Wall
Companion climb to Colonade. Can be toproped from the same anchors but is a great lead. More stemming and jamming with a bit better rests and holds....[more] Browse More Classics in WA
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