Close to camp and often climbed on "rest days" or as an introduction to the area. The first two pitches are optional and can be avoided by following a long ramp starting much further left. If you are comfortable at the grade, the direct start is a much more enjoyable option.
5.8 30m - Find the "A" shaped cracks and climb the right side to an alcove.
5.8 30-70m - Climb out of the alcove on the right and climb up multiple discontinued vertical cracks, pinching, and jamming. Great exposure. Belay after the vertical part or scramble up as far as rope drag and length will allow.
5.5 50-70m - Scramble up easier terrain, staying just right of the steeper wall. Again, go as far as possible. Multiple ledges and anchor options.
You might have to do one more pitch of low fifth if you didn't do long pitches on 2 and 3.
5.7 40m - Keep scrambling up and make your way to a left-leaning ramp with one awkward move to access it.
5.8 40m - Climb up cracks and belay on a small ledge after a bulky move, right below the chimney.
5.8 40m - This is the money pitch! Make sure it's yours! Climb the obvious chimey with wedged blocks to make it between the ears.
4th class 15m - Climb to the eastern ear.
Descent: Downclimb or do a short rappel to regain the ledge between the ears then head around the back of the eastern ear. Do two single rope rappels and follow the ridge to gain the Cressent-Eastpost col.