This is the right of the splitter thin crack systems mentioned on the crag page and for

No Guts

. The direct line to reach the crack system is a corner with a huge but apparently well lodged block. However, the recommended start is the more attractive thin hands crack in the dihedral 15 or so feet to the right, or slightly unprotected face climbing between the two. Work your way into a low angle crack that leads to the thin crack. Above is a left-diagonalling roof band, which is actually the bottom of a massive detached but seemingly well perched block. Either traverse under the roof band to the upper part of

Viewmaster Arete

(where you'll spot a bolt), which avoids the massive block, or pass the roofband on its left and step right to get on top of the massive block and gain the summit.

Red camalot is #1 not #2 in gear description

No Glory

Viewmaster Arête

Ridge with a View

No Guts

This is the left of the two splitter thin crack systems on the smooth upper half of the east face.  Make a few moves up a slab to a steeper right-facing flake.  From its top, easy terrain leads to the smooth wall and parallel thin cracks (on either side of huge cammed blocks), past a pin, and up to a bulging fist crack leading to the summit.  (The pin was placed to prevent a block from shifting, so please don't pull it.)

Take your time to enjoy the imagery of this two pitch arête right of

Ridge with a View

.  The first pitch starts with a well-protected traverse right to gain the arête, which is followed for a 100 feet to a belay from gear.  Although

Viewmaster

is a separate line, at one point a reach left allows the use of the bolt on

Ridge with a View

(consider using a runner).  Maybe 5.7, but barely.  The second pitch gains and climbs the summit block arête.

About 15 feet left of the skyline arête that divides Buena Vista Wall's east and northwest faces is an offwidth that ends after 25 or so feet.  Climb the offwidth to its end then step right onto the slabby face and climb past a bolt to a ledge.  Clip another bolt near the left side of the steeper face above and continue to the top of the buttress and arrange a belay.  The second pitch traverses left along an obvious break for 15 feet to a nice looking thin crack.  Climb the thin crack to the underside of an overhang that is actually a huge detached block.  Traverse back right under this overhang to the arête and up to the top of the crag.  Intersects with

No Glory

at the thin crack and

Viewmaster Arête

on the, uh, arête.

FA info from Tony Calderone's 2107 BCC guide, but line described here is as depicted in the Ruckmans' guide.

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