climb the thin finger crack to a single mid-route bolt, then into the corner on the left. Finish at chains.

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Unknown 11b

Lay back the steep blocky start, and climb the blunt arete with the help of the finger crack on the left.

Climb the flakes past 3 botls to fixed clips on chains

Climb the right side of the prominent and strange flake feature.

Climb the low angle buttress/slab for to pitches past chain anchors to fixed climbs and the rim. Rap or walk off/top out.

Pitch 1: 10a

Pitch 2: 5.8

The ho-hum climbing to the first anchor changes to classic featured vertical face climbing up high. This route climbs like something in Owens. Great climb if this is near your limit. 2 raps with a 60m rope will get you down.

Stick clip the high 1st bolt, or warm up on unknown to the left, and clip the first bolt of this climb (on the right) as you lower off. The crux is right of the ledge, and requires a big left handed dead point to the good hold. folks under 5'10' may have more difficulty with this move. After the last bolt, the climbing eases significantly. Chain anchors.

Thin, cruxy face down low leads to big moves on steeper jugs up high.

Pitch 1: Climb a dirty-ish 5.8 pitch past 4 bolts to the chain anchors on the ledge beneath the looming steep white face above.

Pitch 2: climb steep 5.10+ face on good holds to the sloper crux after the last bolt.

A climber at the top of pitch 2 can be lowered to the ground by a climber at the top of pitch 1 with a 60M rope.

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