This route can be a bit dirty, probably from lack of traffic.  It's good, and it makes a much better start to reach the second pitch of Sojourners.  The two are easily combined in 1 pitch.

Start with some easy moves to reach the first bolt.  From here, the climbing continues to increase in difficulty until you make it past the 3rd bolt.  Passing the 3rd bolt and reaching the excellent horizontal ledge is the crux.

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Sojourners

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This is a very nice finger and handcrack, with fewer individually hard moves than routes like Linear Encounters or Chasing the Wind.  Start on the right of two 30 foot handcracks, up to a ledge, then pull a really cool roof on jams and jugs to get established in the wavering finger crack above.  There are a couple different ways to go with different crack systems (most take the right), but both lead to the base of a mini-dihedral.  Continue up the steep crack, via good stances, to an ancient pair of rusted bolts (no need to clip these, the gear is awesome and they're super terrible).  Above the bolts you'll move through a couple pods, then finish on glory jugs to one of the best topouts at the NRG.

No fixed anchors; although if there were you could just BARELY lower off this with a full 70m rope.  Best to belay your follower off trees at the top, then make an easy rap off the lower ground to the left.

This route must be done in 2 pitches due to the 50 ft traverse required to reach the dihedral and roof pitch.

P1:  Climb up the wide crack to reach a large ledge to the right(30-40 ft).

P2:  This is the money pitch!!  After traversing about 50 ft to the right, set up a belay at the base of a left facing corner.  Climb up the crack in the corner to reach the first roof.  Traverse a few feet to the right and pull the roof following a .5-.75" crack to the next roof.  At the base of this roof, traverse a bit to the left and pull up and follow the short crack to the anchors.

If this second pitch were more easily accessible, this would surely be a classic climb for the area!

Wide crack on the right side of a leaning flake.

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