our route

this may have been done, but acording to joe kelsey(book author) we were the first??

up the approach to gain the notch between the plume and warbonnet. up left of face, then up into big dihedral with huge chockstone. follow right wall w/ crack above chockstone. where the dihedral starts to overhang, bust out right, around corner on horzontal crack. then up easier ground to summit. it would probably climb free at 5.11, but we were tired, and didn't bring any big gear. needless to say, bring that big gear!

warbonnet, starting from the top of the plume notch.

rack up to 4.5 camalot