Climb the broken flake system on the right side of the central gulley. Pro is finicky due to the nature of the rock, and getting onto the midway ledge is awkward and likely the crux. Better climbing for the top half.
A unique climb. To reach the start, scramble down into the “alligator pit” where Compound Fracture starts, then scramble up the far end of it and onto a mossy ledge. There is a belay bolt on the wall behind the ledge. Start the climb by stepping across the airy gap, then move up the slab on thin edges and small flakes. Very Skaha-like.
A low first bolt protects the first few moves before the climb enters an excellent crack up the slab. Located on the west wall just to the right of the spire.
Very steep and overhung for the grade. A combination of lie backs and chimney moves keeps it relatively tame. Located on the back side of the same detached block as Clear Cut.
Leftmost route on lower pitch of A Wall, following a diagonal line that stays barely above a series of dirty ledges to its left. Use this climb to access Eagle Eye and Epiphysis above.
The obvious wide crack near the left end of the left wall. Good gear placements in a wide (4”-5”) crack lead to a small ledge. Stemming and face climbing through three bolts then leads to the anchor.
