Kelley Route 10

Way good for the tight hands folks, and closer to .10+ for the big-pawed. Start on top of a crumbly pedestal. There is a piton in the wall to assist with a belay anchor. Pass a couple big-hands slots in the varnished corner into splitter tight hands. The crack will flare out with good hands in the back as the flake/corner changes direction. After a stemmy low angle bit. follow a splitter section of thin hands in a shallow left facing corner to the anchors. Super fun, decently clean, and worth a hit.

From the top of the approach trail head right. This route is the flake system/ LFC on top of a crumbly pedestal just left of a huge chimney/ pillar system.

#3.5 or 4 for the bottom wide cracks, lots and lots of thin-hands to hands pieces. Save a .75 for the very top.