This is an easy-going highball, but, it is also the only downclimb... So, before attempting, be absolutely sure you have no issue with backing off of the top of a 20+ft boulder that is overhung at the very top, and back tracking the thin holds. 

  The sketchy FA was done with one pad and no spotters. 

  Stand start to the far left of the roof on the backside of the boulder, to the right of the tree. There are good, thin, rounded holds to start on. Follow directly up the initially slabby face past thin crimps and good rails. Work higher up to the vertical section with nice holds. At the top are deep slots and the face becomes slightly overhung. Gain the good lip and rock over. Realize that you have to climb back down...

For Better or Worse

Wild Goose Chase

When looking at the grand roof, follow the roof to where it ends at the left. There will be a huge pine tree left of the roof. In front of the pine, location the higher flat undercling to start matched in for the stand. Stand start in the undercling and work up through a mono and small pocket/crimp, and higher crimp. Gain the better holds and then jugs above. Once on the fun higher slab and jugs, trend up and left diagonally to finish as per "for better or worse" to top out.

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