Bear Tooth

A nice left-facing layback and jam corner on the West side of First Rock. The first 30' is the goods, with excellent protection. Above this, the rock quality and protection disappear entirely. Expect mossy, lichenous, hummocky slab climbing with ZERO pro on the upper half of the route. I think one could potentially take a grounder if they fell from up top while leading. A heads up lead.

On the West (or NW?) side of First Rock. Traverse the gravelly ledge system on the south side past the other routes, to a small notch. The route is obvious from here.

A set of cams from fingers to 3-4" will sew up the bottom half nicely. A very long runner or cord could be used to sling the massive flake atop the corner. Don't expect any gear after that. Another long cordelette to sling a massive horn for the top anchor.