An early crux is well protected by bolts then slightly easier face-climbing along the arete to the two tan rap hangers just under the small overhanging boulder.

Bleed the Freak

Peacemaker

Piton Crack

Superman

Green Wall

Left Frenzy

Baker's Flake

Fireman's Frenzy

Right Frenzy

Total sandbag, enjoy figuring out the sequence to get past the second bolt (crux).

The climb was intended to be climbed without the flake or arete. The crux is the first three bolts that are pretty close together. The hand holds are very small and the climb is definitely a slab. The top portion eases up a lot and is pretty nice. 

Scramble up a ledge just beyond the large detached flake to the finger crack with a fixed pin.  Climb the finger crack past the pin (crux) to easier territory through a couple bolts to a ledge with bolted anchor.  Rap or continue up the short second ~30' pitch that has 1-2 bolts.

First off, the climb can be done in one pitch. Has the option to do two pitches. The climb stays to the right of Piton. Piton is very close, so you can use Piton's bolts if you really want to. The start of the climb is a finger crack which leads to an overhang. This is the crux of the climb. After getting over the overhang using crimps, the rest of the climb is easier. There are still a few tricky parts, but not as hard as the beginning.

 WARNING: I recommend top roping the climb before trying to lead it. You can place gear in the small crack, but not well. If you fall at the overhang, you will hit thew ground. Happened to me.

The beginning of this climb and Right Frenzy begin at about the same place - the bottom right hand side of the rock. You go up and there will be a traverse. This traverse is the crux of the climb. There is a bolt above where your feet go. There are very minimal hand holds and the crack where your feet go is very small. It's best to remember to stay close to the wall and make sure your feet are set, or else you will likely fall off. Once you pass the traverse, you can go about it multiple ways, following the edge or staying more towards the center. 

Baker's Flake is a pretty easy going climb. There are some nice places to put trad gear on. Good for beginners and getting them use to the heights. There is not really a crux during this climb. The route is pretty much a 5.7 or easier the whole way through. 

Same start as Left Frenzy, but this climb stays to the right. It is harder than Left Frenzy because it is a consistent 5.9 the whole way up.  The first crux is about half way up and the second crux is at the top.There are a few awkward moves in this climb but doable.

Just stay to the right of the arete. Easier then the other Frenzy climbs but still worth doing.

Obviously green wall a couple hundred feet down from TimBarb.  There is a large detached flake in the middle of the wall.

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