Ascents in West Face

The first 20' can be protected perfectly fine to prevent a groundfall. I found a yellow totem, blue totem and a .75 Camelot to protect these moves.

Followed this back in October 2021, today I lead this as my first ever trad lead. Took ages to find the right placements, but I made it up there cleanly. Still a nice climb.

Really nice rock climb

Nice, not really traditional but I think more 5.9-5.10 one high foot move that feels harder than 5.8

Nice sport route

Scary, because the outer layer of the rock is crumbling off in many places, decided to go back down at the third bolt

very cool movement, placed a #2 and a #3 after the last bolt

Tricky start with fun moves.

So sooo good. Jams for days. Spicy start.

Silly fall after first bolt otherwise it was fine. Would've done it again for the redpoint but too many other climbs around I want to do!

“We’re trying to do this in a day, do you mind if we pass you?” Double Cross in a day with Eric, many shit list points were gained!

Excellent for the grade, albeit straightforward.

Good, tricky crack climbing for the grade. I think 8+ is a bit of a sandbag. Make sure not to miss your first .75 placement if you're at you limit.

Great for the grade and I don't know what the "X" is for on the start of the route. That is just dumb.

What a blast. Absolute bomber jams once you establish yourself in the crack just under the bulge. I feel the runout to the first piece of gear is a bit exaggerated, it's very easy terrain (I did the direct start, straight up) and the first piece is perfect.

Nice, easy route. Bring a #2 if you want to protect a small amount of runout on easy terrain before the anchor, but in my opinion no other gear is necessary with three well placed bolts and two solid-looking pins. The crux, to me, came just beneath the first bolt rather than pulling past the roof.