North Dakota

This is a fun, easy route. The most difficult parts are right at the start and near the very end. The first left-slanting crack is fun and very good for protection. The top crack has some small bushes in it, but they don't really get in the way. There are several ledges along the length of the climb.

This is the furthest left route at the crag. You start behind a large pine tree at a left-slanting crack system. There is a line of bolts to the right which begin higher up (an unknown route). You can walk off to the left (east) from the top.

Standard rack to a #3 Camalot. I used a #4, but it is not necessary. You can get a tree and gear belay at the top.