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Linked into "Annie Oh!" for P2

The bolted crux was very manageable. We cleared a loose half-microwave-sized block off the middle of the first pitch. Great bolted belays offering a rappel line just to the side of the climbing line allowing parties to cross easily.

The climb follows great features all the way through. The tree generally used as a belay for P1 is starting to show some weakness, we opted for a gear belay just to it's right.

P2 is much stiffer than the crux of "Arrow"

Following the older Swain guidebook, we thought we were on red pillar until we topped out... Oops. We actually climbed P1 of "Three Dove", then through the crux of "Annie Oh!" and finally exited through "Three Dove"'s exit.

Great moves with solid (but slightly runout) protection. Standard gunks rack up to BD#2.

pure quality. linked pitch 2 and 3 into a mega pitch. super fun

Uhhhhhhh. Not very confident in the protection on P1. Good thing it's easy. P2 surprisingly good at the end, hardest thing I climbed today. Started raining at crux.

Cool climb, not scared at all

Lead pith 1 and 3.

P1, did the old-school start via the gully.

Following Marty

Scary at parts. Several sections I couldn't find pro in and ran out a bit. Last pitch is not 5.2

pretty nervous at points, clean, fun

Climbing with HighXposure

Climbing with HighXposure

Fun, no beta about the roofs Linked P2-P3

Cool climb, P1 only

First pitch. Some rocks sounded hollow

Lead Twin Oaks as P1, then followed on P2 of Triple Bulges

Little nubs and pebbles

First lead! Followed previously to be safe. Just P1.

Followed to prepare for leading

lead p1

lead p1

Trad Monster line! A bit of a pain logistically but it's worth the effort. Harder than Ozone for sure but probably not 8c.