Climb a slab for about 15-20 ft to a bolt.  Could probably get protection before this if desired.  Head past the bolt over a steep bulge for the crux moves.  Head up on easier ground, to the final steep moves at the anchors.  Protection is good but not everywhere.

Hail Dancer

East Coast Dreams

Sanctuarium

Animal Magnetism

East Coast Dreams would be a good climb if it weren't for a screwed-up start and some sketchy flakes on an easier section midway up. 

  Start up unprotected slab, or go up left trending easy bushy gully. 

  Clip the first bolt, make a long reach to a positive pocket, and gun it through the steep section past 2 more bolts.  Traverse right, using some scary-looking flakes, where you'll join the easier upper section of the center bolted line (Sanctuarium, 5.12b/c).  Mantle, step left, and crank on up good huecos to the chains.   

  The photo in Jemez Rock is a little bit off in how it depicts the upper section, but you shouldn't get lost.

Easy climbing up a bushy dihedral to a short-lived, heinous and sharp crux bulge to easier climbing above on suspect flakes shared with East Coast Dreams makes for a lack-luster outing. But if you've done all the 5.12s around and are looking for something harder, this is not a terrible route.  That said, most all the hangers are old school SMC hangers and the bolts are not placed in ideal locations resulting in loose hangers...the route bolting needs help. 

Thin and powerful climbing through the third bolt, then powerful to the fourth bolt. Easier technical climbing on larger holds above. The bolt spacing gets sporty up high but the grade backs off substantially. Might be easier, 11b or 11c with the right beta.

Area between the Gallery Wall and The Sponge. Contains four routes of moderate quality. Similar angle to the Sponge, sunny in the afternoons.

 From Left to Right:

Hail Dancer 5.9

East Coast Dreams 5.11b/c Sanctuarium 5.12b/c

Animal Magnetism 5.11d

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Location

Protection

Routes in Dream Tower