No Gear Left Behind

This route moves through two bolts, the second protecting a small roof, before entering a thin fracture on the face with good, albeit finicky gear. This route is named not for the necessity of the abundance of gear but rather in reference to the cowardice of the first ascensionist who chose to bring and place all of the gear remotely possible despite the brevity of the climb....

Look for  a bolt just under a left-trending, hand-sized ledge leading to a small roof on top of which is a second bolt. Above the two bolts is a thin seam that eventually must be abandoned to head right towards the anchors.

A few C3s or equivalent and a thin hand piece, two bolts, and a two bolt anchor.