Stick-clip the first bolt or use a small cam (1/2") early. Start up into a minor dihedral with lots of small chips wedged in. Once at the minor roof, get your feet up and gracefully lean out. Pull hard onto the face, and keep it together as you kick back right. Slap your way up the square-cut arête, finding feet to the right where you can. Pull around the upper roof then grab jugs up a dirty corner to the anchor. Check out those cool relics!

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Bolt Ladder

Scramble into the square-shaped alcove, trending towards the break in the left side. Squirm awkwardly up this to a horizontal break. Fiddle in gear where you can. Stem up on small edges to a leftward step and a bolt (phew). Hope that block on your left is solid and make a few sporty moves up to the ledge.

On top of a wide rock platform, an alcove on the left side of the area features a dihedral/corner crack. The upper section is often overgrown and could use cleaning. A tree lies above for rappelling or lowering as you see fit. This is obviously not ideal so consider that if you want to try to bail to the anchor nearby

Start up the left side of the blunt arete, making relatively easy moves up to the high first bolt. Find the edges and pull hard, making sure not to blow the second clip. Crux it past this onto the face, look around the corner if it seems impossible. From a stance, make easier moves through a minor runout to the anchors.

Climb the very wide right-facing ledge that cuts through the rock from bottom to top

A rightward climb with a vertical ladder bolted in place. The feet are very comfortable along the way 

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Routes in (3) Fourth Class Wall