Hells Yeah!

This route follows a bottom-to-top crack, the only one at the cliff. It breaks through the prominent roof on the left side. The climbing is excellent, difficult, and dramatic.

Climb a slab into a left-facing corner. Reach around right into a crack and climb this with difficulty to the roof. The first crux is low in the crack. Wild moves lead leftwards through the roof to a stance. Continue up the crack to where it stops about 10' below the top. Go up the steep face to a mantel onto a slab and a fixed anchor.

The rock on this cliff is extremely bad and hollow. The cracks, despite appearances, don't hold cams. Hence the fixed protection.

Left side of the cliff, below the only vertical crack on the cliff.

Quickdraws; fixed anchor.