Sunshine Daydream

Climb

Rain

(10d) via the old school direct finish (10b R, refer to the Levin guide).

From the anchor climb straight up the arete above you. There is some gear at the start. It may not be X because it might be a clean fall, but it feels more serious than R.

Refer to the picture of Matt Samet on Rain and Shine in the Levin guide. You will be on the arete to the left of Matt.

For the full experience, climb the route in one pitch from the ground, taking the

Rain

line that avoids the bolts (

Rain

to

Chance of Rain

to Direct Finish to Sunshine Daydream.)

This was led by Eric Johnson in 2012, but it could have been done years ago....

Find

Rain

. Look up.

Not much.