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Elevation: 1,600 ft 488 m
GPS: 43.4248, -89.7248
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The most shaded, most obscure of the three North End areas.

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Hike up the East Bluff trail from the North Shore. Pass the Cave and Elephant Rock. Where the trail regains the ridgetop, there is an overlook on the right. This is Tomahawk Rocks. Access is on the North end.

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Classic Climbing Routes at Tomahawk Rocks

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5.7 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b
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5.7 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b Trad, TR
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The top rock of The McCord can be seen from the East Bluff trail. It's about 50 ft north of and a bit farther from the trail than the Tomahawk Rock. <br> <br> It's a tricky toprope setup. <br> <br> A couple bouldering routes are shown for reference.
The top rock of The McCord can be seen from the…
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Another view of the right-most routes on the main wall of Tomahawk Rocks. <br> <br> A separate small wall with a few climbs is 80 ft farther right (south).
Another view of the right-most routes on the ma…
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The routes with V ratings are listed in the bouldering section of MP. Fantastic Four is also mentioned in both the Swartling and Knower books as an unnamed 5.5. Blue Nose is a "new" climb as it is not mentioned in the books or the bouldering section of MP
The routes with V ratings are listed in the bou…
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The 4 routes to the right of 30 ft of junky rock.
The 4 routes to the right of 30 ft of junky rock.
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The right-most routes on the main wall of Tomahawk Rocks. <br> <br> A separate small wall with a few climbs is 80 ft farther right (south).
The right-most routes on the main wall of Tomah…
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The first route to the right of 30 ft of junky rock. <br> <br> This is an unnamed 5.10a in both the Swartling/Mayer and Knower guidebooks.
The first route to the right of 30 ft of junky…
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The right-most of the northern-most Tomahawk routes. To the right of Winnebago, the wall turns junky for about 30 ft. <br> <br> Escher's Stairs is the unnamed 5.9 in the Swarling and Knower guidebooks
The right-most of the northern-most Tomahawk ro…
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The lake-facing climbs on the north end of Tomahawk. The roof near the top is not very wide, but can be climbed 3 distinct ways. <br> <br> Escher's Stairs is the unnamed 5.9 in the Swarling and Knower guidebooks.
The lake-facing climbs on the north end of Toma…
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These 2 routes are on the north end of Tomahawk Rocks as you are descending from the East Bluff Trail. There are several variations to be climbed in the area of Thick as a Brick. <br> <br> These are routes #1 and 2 in the Swarling and Knower guidebooks.
These 2 routes are on the north end of Tomahawk…
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The Tomahawk
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