Choss Roof

This is a different route than the 5.3 face climb listed in Bob and Carrie Robertson's guide to the area.

Starting just left of the tree on the ledge, climb up to a left-facing arete that eventually contours into a roof. Traverse 20 or 30 feet left under the roof to the anchor for

Ice Cream Crack

.

There most definitely is some choss on the climb, but we tried to clean it up as much as we could, but still be wary of loose rock. It has a nice alpine feel to me for some reason, probably because of the lichen and loose rock encountered, but the climbing is fun enough to make it worth doing at least once.

This is the rightmost route on the Army Slabs. Start to the left of the tree growing out of the ledge.

Cams up to 2.5". I didn't see many opportunities for nuts or other passive pro (although you could probably use some tricams if you want). Traverse left to the two bolt anchors for

Ice Cream Crack

.

This used just about an entire 60m rope, so you might want to avoid this if you have a shorter rope.