Godless

Scramble up and start in the horizontal crack. Climb straight up the tall, overhanging face and arete using gaston crimps and arete pinches. Top out directly up the arete on to the upper slab.

There is also a much easier/safer variation that immediately turns the arete corner and climbs rails up the alcove.

Across the creek from the trail and about 80 yards downstream of the large cave boulder. It is best to walk over the bridge and double back over the talus. It faces slightly upstream in a sort of alcove, but it is easily seen from the trail if you are looking for it.

The landing is rocky and drops away sharply for ~25'. I built up a couple of logs and anchored one of my pads with a blue tricam, but a fall would be serious no matter how many pads you have.

An anchor can be set up ~30' back from the lip for a rappel or top rope (#0.75, 1, & 2 C4).