Slip the Noose

Stand start on an undercling and a sidepull with a good foot, move up and then left around the corner to top out in the split between the two boulders. So named because it diverts away from the much harder line that crosses the face to the right. There may be a pretty hard sit start, which would also be the start for the harder version. The risk factor comes from a not-great fall zone, with a tree getting in the way of good pad placement. Probably on the hard end of V1, and fairly reachy, though there's likely beta that counteracts that.

Look for the prominent downhill face. The line starts behind the tree.

Pad, maybe a spotter.