Should Be Good

Starting sitting with one hand on a right sloper and a left on a decent jug, work your way up all of the best holds you can see. It is the most obvious line on the rock up a great juggy crack/flake.... I would definitely say it is harder than it looks from the ground. The crux comes at the end. You work up a great deal crack until you have to mantel up on some positive holds, but don't be fooled. The moves at the top are delicate and offer covered in pine needles. The landing is the worst part: rocky and on a downward slope...someone moved the biggest pointy boulder, but it is still not a fall to take.

Sit pretty much right where the fire pit is usually found, and move straight up. It is just to the left of Andrew's route.

The first ascent was done on one pad with a good spotter, but I would recommend at the very least 2.