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This is the farthest right route that climbs the marginally steeper section of this face. Climb through two horizontal cracks, and follow a shallow/vegetated crack toward the top. It is laughable to say this climb even slightly resembles the fine granite offerings in Squamish, British Columbia...perhaps "squaw" was used as a derogatory term? This route is perhaps the least memorable of all the easy offerings on this face.

This route is the farthest right at Crag 3. It starts on the hiking trail (i.e., easy scramble) that leads to the top of the cliff. Look for the two horizontal cracks at the start of this climb, and stay far right all the way to the top.

Toprope with the tree or a gear anchor. It protects well with smaller nuts and cams up to 1".