Same start as Tombstone Direct, then up-and-right (but still perhaps more direct than the direct?). The route stays just left of crack in the upper wall. 

  A classic in its own right, this is Gill's original line on the wall.

Tombstone Classic

Footloose

Thin Crack

Leaning Tower South Face

Jake's Gentle Kiss

Right Crack

Tombstone Left

Tombstone Direct

Textured Face Right

Headstone

Headstone Left

Footstone

Left Crack

Hop Like a Frog

Easy Arete

Textured Face

Capstone

Huge Jugs

Start on crescent holds in the middle of face.  Head up and left for a tricky finish.

From Ian's guidebook: Start as for footstone, but go left and up Hop Like a Frog. Cool side pull pinch links the traverse together

Crank the face moves up into good jug, from there climb nice splitter crack to top.

Highball/solo up the rear slabby face.  After doing either a lowish traverse from left to right (V1) or going straight up the right arete (V0), hike up the staircase ledges and top out.

Where sandstone meets quarts. The whole route you're body will be centered on the line where the two rock types meet. Climb straight up. There's a big move in the middle (you'll likely want a spotter), but the top is easy with secure holds. 

Ascend right most crack on Tombstone wall.

Start sitting with a prominent sidepull left of the Tombstone classic.  Without the giant foot ledges, gain pockets up and left with some difficulty and finish up the tall hand crack.

Start to the right of the large vertical crack in the sandstone. (No using the crack or the perpendicular facing wall on the right). There are a couple good slopers and finger holes to make use of. 

  Fun warm up. 

Just around the corner from Thin Crack, start in middle of wall and climb up thin holds to top out.

Start low on pinch and work your way up seam with crimps to good holds.  Heads up at the top!

SDS at the bottom of the blocky wall, and climb up through fun holds.

From the left side climb up into jam crack.

From Ian's guidebook: start sitting in good slot holds and go straight up through crimps and maybe a slopey side pull. Punch it to a jug and top out. Don't use the crack out left. Super fun. 

Climb up big and fun corner just right of Footstone.

Climb up the tall and well featured sandstone face past the Tombstone wall.  Good warm up.

Start on the left corner and climb up between the left arete and hand crack.  Nice big moves.

Starts on the arete just around the corner from right crack. Great easy warm-up. 

The Tombstone Wall/Leaning Tower area is located near the western end of the East Rampart cliff.  The rocks here are shorter and are often used for bouldering.  Just to the west of the Leaning Tower is the Leaning Tower Gully, a major access route for getting to the base of the cliff.

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