This is the furthest East (on the right as you are looking at the cliff from the bottom) route on the wall. It starts on a flat area at the very base of the granite slabs. The first pitch follows a slab to the anchors that is broken in two places by horizontal seams. The first pitch is easy 5.7 or so slab climbing with 2 bolts to an anchor. The next pitch continues up the face to the left (follow the bolts). There is a mantle move that I would call the crux at the second bolt of the second pitch. The route then continues to top out with easier climbing.

Thanks Bill Left

Suspended Man

I only climbed the first pitch of this route, and it sucked big time. Super easy slab leads to a vertical section with no pro, save for a bolt which someone made unuseable by flattening it into the rock. The second pitch continues up much better rock through some hard climbing (5.12 moves) to the top. The route can be found about 25 or 30 feet to the left (West) of "Thanks Bill". Look for the anchors at the top of the first pitch above a vertical section of rock at the top of the initial slab.

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