Enga's First

Begins in steep, shallow dihedral that's punctuated with a good hand crack on the middle right. This lower shallow chute seemed like the crux as the upper left-angling crack and steeper bolted face has many giant pockets and knobs and eventually more crack options.

I think this is the route left of Christian Arete. It's listed in '99 Rock Climbing Arizona as a trad route with no bolts, but seems to have been bolted with newer hardware (not SMC hangers). It starts below the large, green lichen-covered slab that is in the approximate middle of the northwest face.

Six bolts; four on route and two for belay/rap anchor. Lower crux chute can be protected with a medium cam in hand crack.