Left To Right (pre-2020)

This route has changed quite a bit since they started doing construction down on the East end, but I added this for historical purposes.

Here's how I'd describe it historically:

#1: Start on the left side of the wall and move on jugs to panel 6.

#2: ~V2 crux with a difficult hand match.

#3: Move through ~5.10 climbing (harder if you're short) to panel 20.

#4: ~V5 crux with a series of long moves with no or bad feet. Hard/impossible if you're short.

#5: Move through ~5.10+ climbing to panel 35.

#6: ~V2 finger crack. Hard if you don't know how to ring lock.

#7: ~V5 double undercling. Hard/impossible if you're short.

#8: Move through ~5.11- climbing to panel 46.

#9: ~V6 Impossi-panel. One terrible hand hold and no feet.

#10: Hold on for ~6 more panels to the ninja-kick move.

#11: ~V5 ninja-kick move.

#12: It's possible to continue past here, but the holds are terrible or they've all fallen off.

Be prepared to piano-match and foot-swap about 100 times. The best endurance climbing in the Triangle!