Start is opposite rock from 'I can haz cheese-its' start. Go down in between the two rock formations. The start is a matching hold and you traverse from right to left. After traversing left, move up.    There is a good crimp near the finish and is a great hold to move to the final parts. Hardest moves are the middle moves where you use  left side pulls which utilizes your ape index depending on height and the crimp hold. Have fun!

Aping the index

I can haz Cheez-its

Napoleon Syndrome

Walk down the path to the left of 'I can haz cheez-its' and before the drop off the start is low. Traverse left to right, crossing the arete and onto the front face of 'I can haz cheez-its' and climb up for finish. Ba-da-bing you're done!

Short but fun problem. Starts with matching hand holds on crimp. Feet can go anywhere on same formation however, be weary of crack near foot start. The crack seems loose and moved last time pressure was exerted inside it.

Shady area were a lot of people watch the sunset. The rock is granite and sharp.

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Routes in Sunset Drop