This is a cool route located on the right side of the West face just around the corner to the left of

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The line goes over a short, finger crack, roof thing in to a varying crack system. The route is very unique and fun except trying to clip the anchors. At the top, you have to do the weird mantel thing out of the bulge, hand crack that is pushing you out  Stand up, and place a small piece in the seam or a small finger-sized cam way out right. Then stretch way out there to clip the chains. I felt it was a bit harder than the 10a rating that Bernard Gillett listed in his book.

Baby Ruth

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Dangerfield

This ascends the varying crack in the middle of the South face. It is harder and steeper than it looks. A person might want to bring some offwidth skills for this baby. It is not long but is a little sassy.

This is an overhanging slot to a nice finger crack. Set a belay at the top (no anchors), then walk off. It is probably a bit easier than the 11d rating given in Bernard Gillett's book, as I was able to climb it, and I am pretty sure I can't climb 11d.

Climb around the right side of the flake, and mosey on over to the layback finger crack. Use some balance and a little technique, then punch it to the top. There are no anchors, walk off.

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