An overhanging start leads to a grainy dihedral.  From a small ledge at the top of the dihedral, a committing move takes you into a hand crack.  After a few crux jamming moves, you get to the top.

Wally George

Griswolds, The (aka Hotseat)

Large Marge

Devil Inside

Climb steep moves past a horizontal crack to knobs and mantle a small ledge. Continue straight up to the right end of the ledge that crosses the face. Lean out right and latch the patina plate (shaped vaguely like the state of Calif.). Climb to the top of this and reach the top.  Al's book shows it incorrectly traversing off on the ledge which crosses the face. With 2 more bolts it would actually be fun, too scary otherwise.

This is an o.k. crack and face route; a right-facing flake is a useful feature on the climb.  The Bartlett guide calls it The Griswolds and the Vogel guide calls it Hotseat.

This finger and hand crack is better than it looks from the ground.  The crux is the exit move.

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Routes in Wally World