Ascents as Red point or Greenpoint by Larry Ridgeway

Classic line with an interesting series up to and through the roof. Try a knee bar in the off-width, it will allow a much needed rest before the roof sequence.

Great face work, the crux is a little technical. Could use a couple of pieces of trad gear to supplement the bolts. A .5 or .75 camalot works between the 2nd and 3rd bolts. A #1 camalot works well between the third and 4th bolts.

Supplement the crack with pro, a .3 micro and a #1 or #2 camalot in the crack under the roof works well. The crux is the last move under the crack.

Juggy physical pull through the roof leads to a tricky transition above the roof. Then follow decent holds up the slab to a seam (11a) that eases off to easier moves. Possibly over-rated at 5.11d.

Tricky sequence at the crux. Get body positioned correctly to side pull the pocket.

Roof above dihedral offers a challenging pull around the left side. Look for the hidden undercling to make this move.

Undercling the roof all the way out to the corner before transitioning to a stem to the face on the left. Excellent pro in the cracks. It can also be T.R.'d from either of the "unknowns" straddling it.

The best line on the West Face.

Outward flaring, polished crack presents physical climbing under the roof.