It covers the entire east end of The Fieldhouse, and is 160' wide and 30' high, for a total of 4800 square feet of climbing surface. The climbing area is separated from the adjacent multi-purpose room by netting. The climbing surface consists of natural rocks embedded into concrete blocks, and is combined with sculpted forms of high-aggregate concrete. A wide variety of interesting climbing routes are provided, including face climbs, both finger and hand cracks, laybacks, overhangs, aretes, slabs, and chimneys. At the Lindseth Wall there are opportunities for climbers of any ability level to develop their confidence and climbing skills, challenge themselves and have fun.
Parachute cord is placed on a number of routes to provide easy set-up for top ropes.
Belay ledges are built into the upper portions. Contact the Webmaster .