Pulling the Boulder Down

Follow the small crack to the right of the large flake. To keep it a 5.10a, do not use the ledge where the crack ends. Instead, veer left to a small crimp and finish to where the top rope anchor will be. 

Follow the narrows trail until you reach a small path that goes off to the right towards the creek. The short wall will be obvious with a large flake on the left and a small crack on the right. To get to the top to set the anchor, keep following the main trail until you get to an overlook with a large boulder. 

There are no bolts, however there is a very large boulder that you can wrap webbing around to create the top rope anchor. 30 feet or more webbing is needed.