Celestial Gate 

More info on P2, the crux and essentially a 30' variation to P2 of Days of Heaven. The first 20' feet protect well with small nuts; the rest of the pitch uses finger size gear -- you can get by with a very light rack. I found a stopper move about 10' up and did not have much problem with the subsequent endurance moves.

For P3 you need a couple of thin finger to hand size cams for 15' of crack climbing at the end of the pitch.

This is a wonderful route that's protect well at the crux with small aliens and big (4 &5) RPs. Straight up the crack does weight-in at 12a. Going left a little with a good finger jam with the right hand and using small face holds for your feet seems to be a tad easier. The 3th pitch is just out there. Great position and cool moves on the arete make for a memorable pitch. A 1.5 and 2 Friend protect the short upper crack finish. My climbing partner (Kelly Baldwin) thought this was harder than Greensleeves. Flip-flop for me. Another great route in a beautiful setting from B. Gillett. Good job!

Classic- at least as good as Days Of Heaven.
I imagine made the best if you continue P2 straight into P3 for one long amazing pitch. Grade? 11c or 11d. The original first pitch is not that bad and not that runout where it matters. It probably is close to 10a, but there are just a few moves around the slab to the right and the gear on the left is up high, where it would produce a reasonably safe fall. As well, there is an option to go up right on the corner and place a so-so red alien, though getting to and down from that might be the hardest move on the pitch... still advisable if you like to feel sewn up. The second pitch was not the crux for me. Though I followed it, it probably isn't much different- lead or follow. The stances for placing gear are substantial enough to shake out on and frequent enough to be mostly on TR. The Third pitch is small balancy holds- felt like the crux to me and spit me off a few times- hope you have some shoes that edge or hold small chips well.