Red, Yellow, Blue

Dihedral crack that starts out as fingers laybacking and widens to hands and a solid fist jam as you pull over the top. The top is the crux and is pretty awkward. Then follow the low angle up a few feet and belay from a bush back from the edge.

This route is the short and bouldery, left-facing dihedral located at the northernmost end of the formation.

Small pieces up to a #3.5 camalot with a few hand-size pieces. The name of the route is what we used to protect the route, a red number 1 camalot that you can reach and place a ways up right from the starting boulder, a yellow number 2 camalot, and a blue number 3 camalot right before you top out. There are other optional placements.