Catmandu 

I believe "Cat-man-do" is a little futher down the trail. There is a plaque and it doesn't really climb a dihedral. Starting just left of a leaning 5.11 finger crack, it is all sizes (1 - 3.5 friends) for about 90 ft. Climb crack and face to a little roof-slot thing. Pull through and jam to the top. That other route is good too.

The guide doesn't say anything about Catmandu being a corner, but other than that it fit the description pretty closely. Guess that corner is something else, but definitely well-worth doing.

What ever climb it is it is a good one.

I added your name to the submission Chris. If anybody knows for sure what this is called(or if it is an unnamed route), drop me an email.

The route described is Unnamedin Bloom's book. It is a few yards to the right of Fat Cat and just left of a right traversing wide layback flake and roof crack called Crewcut. 'Cat Man Do', another great 5.10 crack, is a bit further right near the finger crack as Brian said. Did both last week. The line described well here by Chris is super fun, a great warm up for harder lines and worth doing.

Chris, your description is wrong for another route at Cat Wall. No offense, but Mods, can someone either fix his description for the route, or let me do it? This description is no where close to "Cat Man Do" which is a straight on splitter, not a dihedral of any kind. It is also listed as 5.10 in Bloom's book, but even that is pushing it, more like 5.10a, but certainly not 5.10+.

I think it's just left of Bachelor party. I placed these Camalots:
0.3, 0.4, 1, two 2s, and a 3.

This is Bloom 2nd Edition Cat Wall route #69, "Cat Man Do" (5.10). "Interesting offset splitter. Also a good warm-up."

Keep walking past the obvious left facing corner of "Unnamed 5.10" and you'll come upon this splitter immediately to the left of "Bachelor Party", an angling finger crack with a thin face move start.

How to identify the base: Submitted By: Dylan Weldin on Feb 16, 2012