Start up the lower crack, via liebacking and jamming.  A friction traverse left (5.10A) leads to the base of the lower crack.  Do a few thin moves (5.10A) and reach easier jamming and the top.

Thumbs Up

No Self Respect

Troglodyte Crack

Hyperventilation

No Self Control

42N8 One

No Self Confidence

New Day Yesterday

A moderate chimney leads up to the obvious, large alcove.  Tricky hand jamming (crux) takes you up to a good rest spot, with easier (5.9) hand jamming above.

This is the left of 2 similar flares in the middle of the south face.  Both have sustained hand cracks.

Rap from slings around a boulder above No Self Control (left of the flares). I think one 60m will reach.

This is the long, continuous chimney near the right end of the Flying Fortress.

The crux is near the start: an intermittent thin crack in the back of a shallow, flared chute that may get you breathing hard.  You can get good protection for this section.  Above, weird stemming leads to a strenuous chimney and then an easier chimney.

A poorly protected but excellent hard face/crack line that was originally done on top rope by Tony Yaniro.

Climb up to the large overhang, jam out and over (crux, really fun) and on to the top.

This is the right of 2 similar flares in the middle of the south face.  Both have sustained hand cracks.

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Routes in The Flying Fortress