Woger's Woof Wightside 

F.A. PROBABLY TOMMY D.

i keep thinking tommy d. lead this?it is a great climb with some hard moves as fer gear,???

This is a tough face. I pulled myself over the roof without using the crack and staying about 2-3 feet to the right of it (not using the right corner either). The face just spit me out and I could not see the moves.

I imagine it will repel many others. Maybe I can get some beta on how to do it.

To climb this, where does the line go exactly? The most natural line heads straight up the bottom face while occasionally grabbing for the large right hand arete. Going through the roof involved using the arete and left hand side-pulls. The face directly through the roof and above without using the right hand arete or being able to reach Rogers Roof crack seemed more 5.12 than 11.

Thanks for any beta.

Did you feel the grade was appropriate for 5.11c? The roof seemed extremely difficult to do in this manner. It's hard to tell with the picture of the female climbing since she is farther to the right than I went. Does anyone know how the original line was meant to be climbed? The way I went felt 5.11 with two very different cruxes. The first was pulling the roof and the second was even harder and involved a complete balance/imagine you can walk up bumps on the rock kinda crux. The second crux felt 5.11c to me, while the first was 5.11.

Thanks again for any beta/thoughts.

It climbs the roof about 2ft right of Rogers roof, the photo of the girl is off route, FA TR Pete Cleveland, Tommy D, did lead this, and call it Amazon Women on the Rise,

Thanks for the info Alex. I had heard that Tommy D had led it in the past and that the current name was a goof on Pete C's accent.

Right arete off huh? CONTRIVED! Fuck it, it IS the lake I guess.

If you get the two underclings in the roof and pull directly onto the middle of the face you can't reach the right hand arete. The sequence on the route was hard to find but well worth the effort.

Classic route. Took a bit to get the right beta, then went smooth.

If the right arete is off, then there should be another climb that uses it. There's a terrific sequence that uses the right arete just below the roof to reach high to a left facing side pull just above the roof, then move feet way left to surmount the roof continuing to slap up the arete and use sidepulls. Once above the roof, there are some terrible feet and a couple more difficult moves. Also felt like 11b or 11c.