Really fun, variety-filled trad climb, and one of the few at Keeney's Buttress that stays dry in light rain or seepage.  It is definitely solid at the grade.

It starts with a straight-in splitter that will take some not-so-straight-in technique to get up.  After about 35 feet of splitter, you wind up beneath a scoop and a roof.  Place some gear, the heelhook and drop-knee your way out the roof.  Even after you get established over the roof it's not over until you get to a no-hands stance beneath a large flake.  A few more easy moves put you to the anchors on a blank slab, about 20 feet below the cliff top.

This line could go all the way to the top, but the hard slab moves above the anchors are uncharacteristic for the rest of the climb, and over pretty quickly.

Earn Your Dinner

Meat Puppets

If you are seeking out the best of the NRG's 5.11 crack routes– Chasing the Wind, Welcome to Beauty, Linear Encounters, Leave it to Jesus– this is a must-do.  Finger crack to a bizarre crux, right traverse to classic juggy roof pull, and then more thin hands and hand crack.  Do it!

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Routes in Keeney's Buttress