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Surprisingly good, actually. This route looks questionable from the ground but yields both good holds and good gear.

Start just a few meters left of '

Unsolicited Advice

' on a right-facing and left-leaning corner that presents a ramp-like dihedral to get up and onto the rock. Climb this for a body-length and reach into some good flakes and cracks that go up and right on low angle rock. There are a few potential loose flakes on this, but nothing very large. The gear is possible here, but the moderate grade will make it somewhat unnecessary anyway. Climb up and right on the flakes and cracks into a inset groove in the face which turns out to have a good crack in it, presenting good holds and bomber gear. Climb that section upward then slightly left to a ledge, then up and right onto the ledge at a crack and then onto the summit. Belay up and right towards the belay as for the routes "

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To descend, walk/scramble off to the NW corner of the rock and down that edge as for the other routes nearby.

One more route up on the upper North Face of the 3rd Advisor, about 60 feet down and left from the summit arete.

Start on a left-leaning, right-facing dihedral/ramp and then up into a right-leaning series of flakes and cracks to reach up and into a groove with a good crack that is followed to the top of the rock.

A standard light rack from fingers to hands. Fist-sized gear might help to build a convenient belay.