Ascents in Eureka Area as Pink point

Tired out just before the top on OS. Sublime route and a great way to finish an amazing day at eureka. Gets two Julie stars **!

Flowing up the wall...Must be in the top3 routes I have done to date. Brilliant from start to finish.

Best of its style anywhere.

Reminds me of hillwood

Excellent, fun climbing and bomber gear

Not much to add to all the other comments here, brilliant climbing on bomber gear! (Climbed as one long pitch)

What a route, 4th shots a charm, but part of me wanted to fall off, just so i could climb it again. Did get to do the first pitch 6 times, as i was using it too warm up for the main event. Did in one long pitch with doubles.

Pity the start finished so soon!

Dream to climb. 2nd shot today, still to pumped out placing the gear on the 1st burn. An Absolute Mega route. 2nd pitch only.

Pitch 1 and 2.

Utterly stoked! 2nd shot today, 6th lap total (incl. top rope laps). On the 1st shot I had a random foot slip on the last hard move of the crux, but on the Send it went flawlessly. 13min from setoff to topout according to my phone. So much extreme, tenuous stemming and tiny movements relying on friction and tension to stay on the wall. Stressful and intimidating, but very rewarding. This was the 4th (and last) of my big adventure goals to be knocked off in the past year.

Great for the photos. took 2 shots for the tick on P2.

Still a pretty tough flash with pre-placed gear. Struggled to all the way to the end.

a punchy one, the move of the ledge is a bit tricky for short people. Not sure if easy for the grade as I don't have much experience on this type of climbing at the grade

Elisa put the draws up. Great introduction to the crag.

Elisa put the draws up. Great pockets.

Dream send! Is this the best climb I've ever done? On JengA's gear (all placed on his onsight attempt, and left quite runout). Ticked 2nd shot after 2 big falls on the flash attempt. Consistantly thin (though with an obvious crux sequence), the sideways slopey crimps are draining on the arms, and make for tricky, slippery footwork. I fought tooth and nail for the tick. The juggy traverse to the arete caught me off-guard for the last super-runout techy move to gain the arete. Exhilerated!