7. Cwm Laude Wall

With gorgeous yellow lichened streaked columns, corners, and aretes, this little wall honors what the NAZ pioneers used to call Volunteer Canyon; the Cwm, pronounced "koom", and is welsh for "valley", in case you were wondering.These collection of routes are unfairly dwarfed by the height of the rest of the North Side, though they are of high quality and as tall as 50-80ft (compare to the Paradise Forks' pillow wall for perspective). Where they lack slightly in height, they make up for in quality and close proximity of one route to the next. Two long routes, Ghost Train and Sir Rants A Lot, climb from the bottom talus.