This is the vertical crack to the right of "#1". 

Left Corner

Knob Job

South Face Approach

The Mantel

Ballbuster Chimney

4 Crack (rest in peace)

This climbs the left-hand face of the South Face. Climb to a knob then up thin, slippery face to the top.

Handjam with feet on the face until you can pull yourself onto the ledge of the South Face below the anchor bolts.

Start on top of some boulders and mantel over the bulge. This is the crux and I won't give away the secret beta here. Face climb and lieback up the right side of the arete.

This is the chimney to the right of "#2".

This used climb the finger crack on the right wall of the "#3" chimney.

 It was erased by a recent rock fall.

This is the small South-side of the rock. In past guide books these routes were just numbered. In The Northern California Road Trip Guide, they have names. The only route listed in that guide is "The Arete" 5.10a, which is the arete where The South Face turns to the East Face. I don't know the new names of these routes, so I will use the old numbers. If anyone knows the new names, please post up and I will edit. Five routes and variations exist here ranging from 5.6 to 5.11a. 

Description

Protection

Routes in South Face