Clipping feels a little precarious since you are so close to the ground, this climb is often wetter than it looks. Needs 2-3 days to dry out. In the guidebook this is grouped with Alpina but I put it with Slumbersome because it does not dry that quickly.

Salterello Presto

Slumbersome Ridge

When Roses Form

To Crest in Violent Slumber

Autumnal Equinox

The Validity of Foreverness Twisted in Dripping Black Streaks

Imbibing Knowledge From a Mortal Furnace

The entire thing is 11c, there isn't any rest and its one of the hardest 11c onsights you will have in the exits. It's got an awesome Hueco on it, that you don't see frequently in the exits.

There is no real crux. Climb the bolt line just to the right of the ridgeline and follow it to the chains which are above a small roof/block at the top. This route has very positive holds with lots of bolts - a good route for a beginning lead climber.

A linkup of To Crest in Violent Slumber and Slumbersome Ridge. Avoid the crux of the former by traversing right after the fifth bolt to finish on four bolts of 5.7 climbing. Good route for the slab enthusiast as it avoids the 5.11 roof pull on the left.

Climb up the 10+ techy black slab on the far left of the crag, then maneuver around the roof. The biggest holds are spread far and wide around the roof. Hard to onsight.

Smooth slab with good friction and edges up to a tiny headwall with the chains.

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