Peer Pressure

Like all trad climbs at the R&R's they become surprisingly thoughtful excursions because you need to evaluate the rock constantly. I found this to be a really nice lead with good stances and and occasional pockets on either face if your hands hurt from jamming. The crux is either moving from the right crack into the left over hanging crack or negotiating the overhang as you traverse right towards the chains.

Look at the beautiful and intimidating clean face of "The Paw" - now direct your attention left to a dirty and terrifying looking corner crack system that will eat up gear.

I used cams ranging from .4 - 3 and doubles are nice. Use the chains for the Paw.