Continuous 5.10 climbing on small holds, plus cruxes. Faith in feet is needed. Starting from the West(?) edge of the North(?) face (left side when facing the summit from below and down-hill). Climb up a few feet of low angle rock to a bulge, through the bulge (hard) then up and past a tiny tree past seams and a groove to a rest before finishing on the lower angle face for the top 3rd of the formation, on the right side of the arete directly below the rap chains.      There is another route in a right-facing flake just right of this that is far more obvious, easier, and offers more protection. 

"Pins and Needles" (assumed name, please correct it)

Tent Peg

This route starts at the high point between Superpin and Tent Peg.  Climb the obvious wide crack.  At the end of the crack, traverse right around to the other side of the spire.  This is easy at first then more difficult (use the force if necessary--it worked for me).  The route finishes up a short but unprotected face. 

  Be mindful of the way your rope is running.  You'll need to place a long runner when you least want to. 

  A one rope rappel will get you back to the ground.

Tent Peg is a skinny spire uphill from Superpin.  It and Superpin actually look fairly similar, but Tent Peg has cracks and enough other protectable features to make it comfortable for mortals.

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Routes in Tent Peg