Hueco Thanks

The bottom 30 feet of the route are comprised of halfway decent moderate stemming in a dihedral and climbing on edges. There is a namesake hueco (or, more accurately, a shattered-looking hole in the rock) as one traverses left to begin the upper section. The rock and climbing quality quickly deteriorates, although not enough ruin the climb entirely. A new bolt added out left midway through what used to be a fairly significant (relative to the grade of the climb) runout appears to have made the climb safer.

Leftmost route at the crag that begins in a left-facing corner and climbs the increasingly chossy slab.

8-10 bolts. Possibly fixed lowering hardware. Helmet. Employ a light touch on the friable rock.