10 bolts but most leaders will want to protect in the small crack to the left of the bolt line to avoid the possibility of what would be a terrible fall. There are anchor chains at the top.
Mostly a finger crack with lots of surface rugiosity to help you out. The route eats Small to midsize gear up to about A #1. Nice fist crack at the top which can take larger pieces. Gear anchor. Walk off a 5.5 ramp to the right as you face the crack.
Climb a crack system to the left of a triple roof formation. Move To the right over the roof when you can and follow the crack to the top. Plenty of places to built a gear anchor. The guide booK says there are bolt an hors but we did not find any. There is an Excellent rap station to the climbers left on a huge ledge just left of Finer Niner.
Brilliant ever changing crack. Starts behind the boulder with about eighteen feet of comfortable chimney climbing before you reach the crack. You can toss your rope over the boulder before tying in and Then use the boulder to protect the chimney moves. Your first piece will be in the main crack once you reach it. Good features to help with foot and hand jams as the crack continues eventually turning into an off-width toward the top. Take a double rack from .2 - #3. #2 & 3 for the anchor. Rap station is to the climbers right, or take your chances finding the walk off.
The climbing starts on easy slab until you reach the flake & then things get vertical. There is no protection before you reach the flake but none is needed. Climb the flake using slab and other features for feet. All protection is in the flake and in the crack behind the flake once it widens. Climbing is more difficult after the flake widens and gets even more vertical. Bring doubles in mid ranges from .75 through 1, triples in #2 & 3 saving One of each for the anchor. This climb is a fabulous lead.
First pitch is easy slab, then follow a finger crack until it peters out. Belay from ledge. Third pitch follows a nice crack to anchor at tree. Walk off up and right.
