Climb a tricky thin crack which splits the face, and when it ends climb unprotected face up to and over a roof to finish past a horizontal crack.

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Climb a curving thin crack to it's end, then continue up open face aiming for a hanging left facing corner. Higher, finish past a horizontal and belay on a ledge with a large block.

A mediocre crack route in a left-facing corner.

This route is totally awesome in its difficulty. It is a stunning line, the most impressive on the whole east face of this rock. Start by bouldering up directly under the bolt, some long reaches required through the grainy rock here. After clipping the bolt, do a very tricky mantle (feels like V4) and then move left to sloping ledge. Once you get into the overhanging corner, place some gear and try stemming your way to the top. Mantling out is easy. The crux is starting the stemming, may be easier with tiny fingers, Mike said the grade was just an estimate, they really did not have a good idea of it. This climb is rarely done, and it is much harder than the grade would suggest. Easily toproped now from the bolt anchor.

Face climb into a less than vertical right facing dihedral, and when it ends continue up grainy face past several horizontal slashes.

This is a strenuous thin crack, rather gritty.  It is in the shade most of the day.

Came across this climb in Todd G's sport guide. Interesting route and worth doing, especially on a busy day as I don't think many people wander back here.

The first pitch has a fifth class move passing the first bolt and then an easy traverse on a ledge passing some bolts and pins.  There is a bolted belay just past the ledge.  The first pitch appears to just get you where the climbing starts.

The second pitch contains some adventurous and interesting climbing (though quite grainy in areas).  Traverse out on a good 3"-4" ledge with bolts every 15 or so feet.  After passing about five bolts the ledge begins to disappear and you make your way up and right onto the slabby face passing 3 more bolts until you reach the anchor, a variety of paths exist.

As mentioned in the guide book, after the the 6th bolt you'll need to start to head up to the anchor. There is another bolt out to the right and slightly down that is part of another route and almost had me suckered into going that way.

Obscured from view when looking at the wall is this left slanting ramp with an easy crack.

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