Floyd

Floyd is an adventurous multi-pitch outing on the leftmost side of the wall. The technical crux is likely 20 feet off the ground, but the main challenge lies in the anchor building and route finding required to complete the route.

There is clearly an opportunity to rappel on the second pitch, but I haven't tried it (we walked off). Rapping might be less involved than the extra 150' of scrambling plus walk-off. Bring two ropes (or a 60m tag line) if you're planning on rapping, at least until you have word that a single line will get you down.

Also come prepared to leave slings at your stations.

Pitch 1: From the creek, climb up to a right leaning corner. Climb past this corner into the dihedrals above, until you gain a wide ledge. Construct a belay.

Pitch 2: Exit the ledge on the left side, and climb the airy slab above.

Either rap off the obvious large tree, or extend the pitch another 150' over easy terrain and walk off.

The leftmost line on Black Wall. Hike along the base until you are below the small right-leaning corner.

Cams: Small to Medium (2X)

Nuts: Full set

Cordalette/Slings for belays