Logtown Climbing Guide Route Descriptions

Big Cliff

The Pit
Front Wall

Nightmare Wall
Right Main Wall

Left Main Wall


Main Wall Area rock feature is a large 40 feet high sheer left facing outside corner with The Terrace 15 feet below the top. Many of best climbs at Logtown are here, making this area the one of the most popular places to climb.


The Right Main Wall Area

The Right Main Wall
View a photo of The Right Main Wall at The Terrace level.

29. FOOTLOOSE AND FINGER FREE 5.9* Start on the face just to the right of the 1st. drillmark, 10 feet left of the
left facing inside corner where DREAMING starts. Climb the face to the end of the good rock and a pair of rap-hangers, 40 ft. 4 bolts, 2 Fixe Rings, 1998. CAUTION: Avoid the loose rock section near the cliff top.

30. DEAN WAS HERE 5.11b
Start below the arete under the roof to the left of the 1st. drillmark from the right on the Right Main Wall. Climb the arete and ascend the right side of the overhang, continue to the end of the good rock and then lower down from rap-hangers on FOOTLOOSE AND FINGER FREE, 40 ft. This climb is named for the first ascentionist, Dean Gantsline. CAUTION: Avoid the loose rock section near the cliff top.

31. BORN AGAIN VULGARIAN A-1, 5.4
Start midway between the 1st. and 2nd. drillmarks from the right side of The Right Main Wall. Climb to the sloping section past an old rusted bolt shaft pull the roof and free climb to The Terrace. The bolts needed to do this climb are long gone, a few climbers have tried to free this route without much success.

32. NICK OF TIME 5.10dR*
Start in the middle of The Right Main Wall under the 2nd. drillmark from the right. Climb to the drillmark and over the left roof to get to The Terrace, 35 ft. 4 bolts, 2 cold shuts, 1993. In 1997 Rich Rice completed the line free to the top of the cliff using gear. View a photo of
Nick Of Time route area.

33. Boulder Problem 5.8
Start in the center between NICK OF TIME and JESUS IN TEVAS. Dyno to the 2nd. edge level above, 10 ft. Caution: Use a bouldering pad.



Ralph Mitchell doing the
dyno move on Jesus In Tevas


34. JESUS IN TEVAS 5.12c*** Start below the 3rd. drillmark from the right on The Right Main Wall. Climb to the drillmark and the slot above to get to The Terrace, 40 ft. 3 bolts, 1993, 2 cold shuts, 1995. View a photo of
Jesus In Tevas route area.

35. LEARNING TO FLY 5.11b** Start between the 3rd. and 4th. drillmarks from the right on The Right Main Wall. Climb past a bolt to a friction ramp and then climb directly to the ledge above the 2nd bolt. Climb straight up past two more bolts to The Terrace, 40 ft. 4 bolts, 2 cold shuts, 1995 above JESUS IN TEVAS. Variations around the 2nd. bolt: Left 5.10a*. Right 5.11c*.

36. COVALENT BONDING 5.10a* Start 5 feet to the right of the main left facing outside corner. Climb to the 2nd. bolt, traverse ramp to the right and climb headwall above, 40 ft.

37. COORDINATE COVALENT BONDING 5.11b***
Start at the base of the main left facing outside corner.
Climb the face just to the right of the outside corner to the Terrace, 40 ft. 4 bolts, 2 Fixe Rings, 1999, 2 top bolts,1993. View a b&w photo of
Coordinate Covalent Bonding route area. View a photo of Coordinate Covalent Bonding route area

38. Boulder Problem V0**
Start under the right side of the main left facing outside corner. Boulder the erete to the good edge 8 feet up to the right, traverse right along the edge line. Caution: Use a bouldering pad. View a photo of
this boulder problem.


Ralph Mitchell on the
mantel move of Learning To Fly

For additional information on this area visit the Logtown Alpine Club Press 1986 publication of A Climbers Guide To the Cliffs Of Logtown, Ohio 1986.

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