Ascents as various tick types by cxy

Partnered with Bill. SANDBAG. Interesting first pitch. Very thin gear start. Last bolt to anchors is exciting to a little scary. About 20 foot run to anchor. We didn't do sencond pitch due to the heat.

Climbed with Billy. Seams a tad bit harder than 10a.

I would personally avoid belaying from the tree (everything here is loose which brings into question what the tree is really rooted in). Recommend using the belay ledge for Roy Chimney gap, rap there or to the block party ancors (60 meter rope does not make ground).

The route is very good. Be prepared for some runout and loose rock at the top.

Climbed with Billy. Excellent route.

Partnered with Bill. I lead pitches 1,2,6.

It may not look like it, but the gear is all there.

Climbed with Bill. Less than perfect conditions for this climb. High humidity and temperature made thin crux sections difficult.

Partnered with Bill. I lead pitches 1 & 3. Pitch 1 is a little run out at the start, but all there. Pitch 3, dihedral is one of the most enjoyable pitches I've done.

Partnered with Bill. I lead pitches 1 & 3. Excellent climb. 2nd & 3rd pitches are just plain fun and the 4th pitch is stellar.

Partnered with Bill. We did this after OZ to round out the day. Fun climb. The run out face climbing on pitch 3 is nothing to worry about despite the description in Supertopo; very solid rock with easy climbing. I wouldn't expect anyone solid at 5.8 would have any problems, the issue would be keeping a cool head. You can also sling some of the flakes.

Excellent route, though a little short.

Mike K & Bill

Climbed with Bill M. Excellent line, dihedral under roof back to face crack.

Climbed with Bill M. Deceiving more difficult than it looks from the ground.

Climbed with Bill M. Excellent finger crack. Mega Classic of the area for a reason, although I think the 10c rating may be pushing it by two letter grades or more.

Climbed with Bill M. Excellent finger to roof to finger crack.

Climbed with Bill M. Pulling through the roof was not all that difficult and is not the crux of the climb.

Climbed with Bill

If you are looking for exposure, it is here.

Partnered with Bill. Lead pitches 1&2. The bolt was removed from the first pitch protecting the first 30 feet of climbing. Managed to get in a .75 with two lobes at about 15 feet, and good piece right next to where the bolt used to be located.

Climbed wit Bill M. Starts on "spider wand" off width, wrap around corner about halfway to fun face crack.

climbed with Billy

Climbed with Bill M. Excellent climb, starts with in a roof and continues through roofy bulge with a crack that continues throught the head wall.

Climbed with Bill M. Face Crack.

First pitch not much to write home about. Second pitch very nice

Climbed with Bill M. Excellent corner hand crack, extremely fun.

Climbed with Bill M. Face crack.

Climbed with Bill M. Good climb for entry leaders, starts atop block.

Trad. No anchors. Schetchy top out on moss roots.

Date unknown, need to figure it out. Climbed with Bill. Beautiful long hike in, really fun climb to get you to the top, and a long hike out (longer if you are Bill and missing a toe nail at mile 2 of 10). We were both burnt to a crisp by the time we summited. Expect long run outs between bolts.

Climbed with Bill. Six pitches. Fun, cruser climbing. Completed the route in about 3-3.5 hours.

Climbed with Bill M. Leisure crack climbing. Little short due to starting at the top of a 25' block.

Climbed with Bill M. Roof start to face climbing, nothing overly special.