Follow the short thin crack that curves to the right.  Good climbing, but it would be much better if the route was longer.

Hey Vic, Over Here

Dammit

Munge Dihedral

Root Canal

Floating Log

Jammit

Steal Your Face

Le Dent

Le Petite Gratton

South Arete

Reunion

Sugar Magnolia

Holiday

This route is the right arete counterpart to

South Arete

.  Start by doing a short crack just left of the right edge of the pinnacle.  Above the crack go over some small overlaps, passing two bolts on 11b climbing.  The upper half of the arete is runout, although the climbing gets progressively easier.

Some might give this route an "R" rating while others would argue that the upper climbing is easy enough relative to the overall grade that it doesn't need one.  Be forewarned, it is runout on easier ground.

This is the somewhat dirty right facing corner that forms the right side of the narrow pillar that hosts

Sugar Magnolia

.

The best thing this route has going for it is that it makes a good point of reference for describing how to find Steal Your Face.  Doesn't seem that it deserves a bomb though, unlike Jigsaw and The Source.  You want bad... go do those instead.

This route follows a large, left-facing dihedral to the left of

Le Dent

(5.6 R) for one long pitch. Excellent hand and fist jamming (crux) on clean rock leads to a flared chimney above. Because of the dihedral, this climb is not in the sun until the afternoon.

This route follows the left side of the Le Dent Pinnacle.  Pitch 1 (5.7) follows a novel, fun enclosed chimney.  You can rappel from there, or do the unprotected 5.6 second pitch to the top.

Start by

Munge Dihedral

. A short crack leads to face climbing past three bolts, connecting the black knobs. The crux is between the second and third bolts. Above the bolts, follow the obvious cracks to the top.

Although worth doing this route is a bit loose and doesn't end up being quite as good as it appears it might be.  Hence...the name designated by Woodward.

This is an excellent overhanging one-pitch hand crack.  It is in the shade after early morning.

This route was originally bolted by a party that couldn't do it.  Eventually, Levy and Mike (not the bolters) toproped it.  Not sure if it's ever been led.

Steep and powerful face climbing leads past three bolts.  Kind of a short route.

This route follows the right side of Le Dent pinnacle.  Pitch 1 is a fairly pleasant chimney.  Pitch 2 has an 80 foot runout on steep 5.6.  This route gets a lot of sun.

A great route that follows an arete on steep rock.  Start by doing a short bit of crack to get to the arete.  Climb past 6 bolts.  The arete yields superb climbing in a great position, with the crux approximately halfway up.

Tom Gilje originally lead the route with only three bolts, all placed on lead.  The other three bolts were added at a later date.  While doing it, imagine what it would be like with only three bolts...

This short, gymnastic face climb has fun moves and excellent protection.

Fairly steep edging leads past two bolts (11d) to a bit of a runout to the third and last bolt.  Above the last bolt 5.9 runout climbing leads to the top.  This is one of the better face routes in the area.

This route provides plenty of adventure.  It's a one pitch face climb with fairly sustained steep, balancy moves, and long runouts.  It's in the sun all day.

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Routes in (c) Le Dent Pinnacle