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Left Highball Wall Bouldering

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GPS:	36.61486, -81.49149 Google Map · Climbing Area Map
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Description

The left Highball Wall is the furthest wall from the point where you depart from the trail and walk down to the Highball Walls. the Left Highball Wall is set forward from the Center Wall, making a tall arete on its right side, and it then tapers down as it wraps around, eventually reaching the ground.
the Left Highball Wall is gently overhanging on its left sided, and then mostly vertical on its front face.
this wall is full of crimps and a few good ledges. the top of the wall is double tiered and makes for exciting top outs. as problems reach the top, the long upper ledge can be traversed, mantled upon and then stood on to top out once again.

Getting There

The left Highball Wall is the furthest wall from the point where you depart from the trail and walk down to the Highball Walls. once down off the trail, walk past all of the highball walls untill you pass a tall arete which starts the left highball wall, and begin curving around. once you see the end of the cliffs, you are also at the end of the left highball wall. the Left Highball Wall is set forward from the Center Wall, making a tall arete on its right side, and it then tapers down as it wraps around, eventually reaching the ground.