Greasy Spoonin'

This blunt arete to overhanging face can be difficult. It really helps if you are flexible and can high step. It overhangs and the holds are not the most obvious. It tops out to a nice rockover/mantle onto a somewhat sloping top. Get a spotter and a pad. Start on the arete on an obvious jug, go up the arete a bit and move right into the face directly above and to the right of the arete, and get to the lip to mantle onto the flat ledge that is the top of the roof. The dotted line in the beta photograph is suppose to indicate the line is not in view within the picture. Some people have interpreted it to mean that the climb comes out the overhang. That is not this line.

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Crashpad, spotter