Judgement Day is pretty bad ass for the grade.  Although following cracks it climbs more like a sustained face climb.  There is no real crux but the climbing is pretty sustained especially through the middle section.  It protect pretty well with a decent amount fixed pro supplemented with gear.  

  This route follows a incipient system of cracks and flakes that trend diagonally from the the center of the wall to the upper left corner.   Start at the base of the right facing flake/roof just right of center at the base of wall.  Climb this out to a pin and then head up into a left leaning crack where you will eventually find another pin.  From there continue trending left across an overlap to a bolt.  From the bolt move up into to the base of a large left facing flake (pin) then traverse the small orange colored wall at the top into another left flake system which you follow up and over.

Judgement Day

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Diamond Edge

Climb the face to the right of the arete,past a couple of pitons to a nice little ledge at a  handcrack in a alightly overhanging corner. Stem ans jam up the crack and corner to a piton. Step left and climb non-descriptly to a cluster of Oaks?

The Diamond Wall is overlapped, overhung, and riddled with elegant diagonal seams and cracks perfect for side pulling through high step face moves to the key hold above. A truly adventurous yet sporty feel. The gear is fun to fiddle with, the rock is high quality yet engaging, there are some creaky flakes so use caution. Save some juice and commit to the fierce last moves of the route which are protected by a couple of solid looking LA's. 

  Onsighters will be well rewarded by managing the rope drag properly, and bringing their GPS-like route finding skills. 

  This route has it all, technical face, underclings, a few jams, tricky gear, and adventure. A magnificent climb in a perfect setting. 

  To descend... scramble down the gully on the right after topping out  OR rappel the route with two ropes. 

Continue right from the Caterpillar Wall.  The wide, blocky dike of "Zero Gully"[photo]  (5.6, presumably "Old School 5.6) marks the "boundary" between Caterpillar and Diamond.

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Routes in 4. The Diamond Wall