Vie come corda dall'alto in Carson Pass

The beautiful featured patina slab facing the parking spot. A lovely top rope, perfect for kids or beginners.

Top-ropeable off two new bolts (installed sometime between 2016 and 2020), or (better located) large gear (#4, #5 camalots). Either way, bring lots of slings to extend the TR point well over the edge - there's already lots of unavoidable drag from the chicken heads on the face.

Up the left leaning slab / corner and vague scoop left of 'Patina Face'. Great climbing on unusual (for granite) incut face holds.

Left again at some obvious starting holds at head height. Move left under the corner / scoop, then up the sustained thin black panel at half height (avoiding the temptation to move left or right to jugs), and then a variety of easier finishes.

One move wonder direct start, at incut hold above head height.

There are a couple of manky old rivets and rivet-holes visible on this face, and a line to the right of them looks like it might be climbable (though the second bulge 15' up looks pretty blank...).

People boulder in this section.

Up the featured arete, moving left into the grey corner. Up this to a prominent cracked undercling / sidepull block, and either traverse hard right here, or continue up the corner for a few more feet, then traverse hard right on sharp crimps (both ways are about the same difficulty, and are the crux of the route). Easily up to ledge and final short steep crack.

This route is directly below the new double bolt anchor, but bring lots of slings (or better yet 30' of static rope) to get the TR point over the (sharp) top edge of the face.

Up the cracks/flakes above the good looking white/orange rock.

People boulder in this section too.

Thin crack and blocks at far left end of wall.

Crack 3ft right of 'Worth It?'.

Left side of nice blank slab.

Centre of nice slab, with thin cracks.

Right side of slab, not using the crack to the right ('5b').

Crack just right of 'Stop Using Crack!' that doesn't reach the ground.

Short crack above ledge that peters out, right of '5b', then featured slab above.

Squeeze job slab between 'Grote Jan' and 'Get Off On the Beaten Track', staying out of both.

Big bottom-to-top crack system.

Thinner crack 1ft right of 'Get Off On the Beaten Track', with a blank face finish.

Slab 1ft right of 'A Final Spanking', staying out of the cracks on either side.

Thin crack leading to easy left facing corner.

The obvious dihedral crack/flake, finishing up the arete.

Blank slab 1ft right of the crack, staying out of the seams further right again.

Seams and slab.

The crack and seams leading to the ledge below the top.

The bulgy right arete of the wall. Note that the single bolt + chain link directly above this route is a directional, and must be backed up with some of the other bolts further up. Furthermore, this directional bolt and the two bolts above it have a cold shut + maillon contraption attached to each hanger that is pretty dodgy. Best to ignore this weird ironmongery and clip into the fixed hanger directly.

The east facing wall above the descent gully has a striking white dike cutting through it. There's a project (or perhaps two) on this wall.

Note: the bolts on top of this wall can't be accessed safely, so there's a bolt further back under a bush that can be used to drop a line to safely access them.

Various starts to gain the obvious flakes just left of arete. Up. Steeper than it appears.

Start at the blunt rounded arete, then up just barely right of 'The Demon Keeps Me Coming'.

Various lines up the steep tiger-striped bulge high on the face - none of which have been done yet.

From the top of the large flat boulder, step over "the dungeon" to the left arete, then head right around the bulge and up the wall.

From the top of the flat boulder, lean over to the crack then do a fun boulder problem to gain the ledge. Up the easier, but great, wall above.

The direct crack start down in "the dungeon" is supposedly mid-5.12, but it's only a couple of additional moves and you are guaranteed to slam into the side of the flat boulder if you fall off down in there.

The left side of the obvious triangular flake, with thin sharp holds, then up the great wall above.

Up the middle and right side of the triangular slab, to join 'A Transitional Conundrum'.

The major corner.

Start on the right side of the bulgy arete right of 'Limited Independence', finishing left of the arete on blocks.