Most overhanging piece of rock (that isn't a Boulder Problem) in the park. Mainly dry in the rain. A few routes are on it with a few variations of these routes
Getting There
Above Birthday Rocks. Go to the top of Birthday Crack and look behind you, can't miss it. TR is difficult to set, there are some pieces in a boulder leaning up against the tower on the back side and some more way back on a short wall.
Has this area been named before? I named it after Vinny's clay hold company for shameless promotion. There are two rusty bolts sans hangers and one rusty piton near the bottom but they look like they were for aid practice.
By Paul Campbell From: Menomonee Falls, WI Jul 9, 2009
Jay Knower was calling it "The Dick" last weekend.
Nice, there are a number of classic mini routes; that is routes that are definately in the great and greatly missed Bachar zone 2-3. There is one that definately deserves more attention, the Best Bulge 5.12, put up by Eric Z in between horse rampart and squirrel tower(?). Steep and cool! Keep up the hunting and keep gettin' after it boys!
By Jay Knower Administrator From: Plymouth, NH Dec 8, 2009
While the name may not be classy, it is the only moniker I have ever heard attached to this formation. I have decided to use the name for historical purposes. If some old-schoolers have heard it called by a different name, please post up.
C'mon Jay! "NU Tower" is definitely better than "The Dick", help a bro out!
By Jay Knower Administrator From: Plymouth, NH Dec 8, 2009
Nick, I don't think this is the proper venue (or method) to promote a hold company. If you desire to spread the word, then you are more than welcome to buy add space on the site.
Are we going to have to rename "Big Bud" "Bushmills" and "Kingsbury Cruise"?
Ya know, you call it what you call it. Either other people know what you are saying, or history forgets what you were yacking about.
It's not like people around here give every route and formation that they've climbed a name, nor does giving a route a name mean its been led or even climbed. In fact, giving a route a name doesn't even guarantee that its a route worth talking about.