Original Route

This was the first route on the wall. Details of its history are sparse (see comments below). The only evidence at the site is a two-bolt anchor with homemade angle iron hangers and thick perlon connecting the hangers to a a steel US Army carabiner (subsequently backed up with a locking aluminum biner).

Although dirty with some loose pieces, the route is better (and harder) than it looks. There is a physical crux in the middle of the flare, after which the quality improves. The final undercling flake is quite good.

At the approach path terminus, move left about 50 feet until you reach the base of a dirty flare which constitutes the start of the climb.

Bring nuts and cams (including a #4 Camalot or #5 Friend)