Ascents as various tick types by Michael Greenwood

Highly recommended to stick clip. I wasn't a huge fan of the bolt placement to the anchors, but the route is otherwise quite fun

Slippery at the crux, may need to mantle in from the right to not slide off.

Noticeably more difficult cutting right to get to the anchors. Tricky move at the roof but the holds are all there.

Bolting is a bit odd with very sparse placement at the bottom and a bolt every few feet higher up. Pretty sustained and fun route!

Quality of route was diminished by slippery/tenuous nature of the crux move. Also the mass of spiders at the small roof wasn't great

3-move wonder, but the easier stuff is fun enough that it doesn't detract from the quality at all.

Great first lead. Solid feet and clips right at your waist for the crux, but still offering some fun gymnastic movement at the grade.

Getting slippery and greasy at the upper headwall.

Scary loose block about 5' below the anchor.

Dirty second half with weird gear

So slick

Definitely a great first trad lead. I just did it to get a nice long climb to finish the day (though it for me it was more scrambling for most of it). I'd give it a grade of 5.1

Tree down at top, push aside to get down back of pinnacle

Very short. good jams

Really like the upper crack

Pretty boring

Better than expected.

Better than expected. Good first lead

Going up the crack to the right is way more fun to start.

A lot better than it looks from the ground

Like glass at parts

Long, varied, pumpy for grade and fun