Ascents in North America as Top rope

tried on lead but couldn't send. TR'd it and would love to come back to project.

Super fun, thin crimps. Had to hand twice but I feel like I can send this with some additional tries and good skin.

shot left at the very end after the last bolt get the diagonal lip of top the. the scar crack right after.

easy for the grade, lead it next time yah wimp!

always TR this route. elevator at the bottom, move the feet up and deadpoint for the two finger ledge before the jug to start. stem around at the top. win

easier than it looks. lead it

lead it!

mmm so fun and chill, do lead

GO KATIE! first 5.9 trad lead

so good! lead next time

LEAD NEXT TIME

fun! would lead for sure.

my beta was to stem out really far to the right for more security. helped but the top of the finger crack is still strong.

fun! not a super strenuous 11a but still proper for the grade.

spicy! fun on TR but some real beta intense stuff going on there.

thanks for the lead Jerry. spicy and poorly protected but the best way to bluebird

fun but that lead would be fuck me spicy

Katie's gear was superb!

would be a spicy lead but the gear looks decent. lots of . 3 in the sustained finger crack section. doesn't seem like a place you want to stop your flow but it's also the most likely fall area so... sew it up!

drills are heavy but bolts need replacing with Paul!

ow. just don't.

Giving beta

ow! don't miss the drop knee at the crux, find new feet right to deadpoint to the jug, keep more left after the jug and come back into the last bolt and go!

the holds on the roof are tough but if you just pull up left and lock off to get the good holds above you can mount it pretty quickly

just cleanin' gear, nother day in paradise

TR'd after triple roofs lead. pretty fun route split into two distinct looks. easy crack protected low angle climbing followed by some really spooky friction slab especially after the last bolt if you stay on route the last move to easy ground is very pressing. good luck finding any real hands up there, it's almost all just body positioning and footwork with very careful moves. lead would be spicy but safe

wouldn't be a bad lead as long as you leave the crack system in the middle and get back in where the humping begins but we just used a TR from the route on the left

had to TR again to make a valid anchor after finding out running to swiss cheese anchors is a terrible idea

fun super easy. a rope was already up but after climbing it I'd climb it on lead no problem. probably got up it in a minute flat

did one last time forever to clean it and bail down the chimney.

not worth doing imho