Going to the Chapel 

This gets a bit odd at the top, you cant see the anchors from the bottom because you can't really see them from most of the way up. I ended up traversing over to the anchors on the 5.3 to the right. The climb and the traverse wouldn't have been too difficult or scary, except that my friends convinced me that it would be a good idea to climb the route in my clunky mountaineering boots that I wore to hike in. My friends are idiots. But the point is, you will eventually run out of bolts, and about 20' directly right you'll see anchors that you can lower off of, the traverse isn't a problem, but don't do this route if you are shaky leading at the grade, as the route and the traverse are fairly run out and a fall late on the traverse could be quite painful.

Did this yesterday, good fun. After the sixth bolt, I didn't see any more until the anchors, but it's pretty mellow climbing. In addition, you can walk off the back from the top, rather than rappelling. However, if I were to do it again, I'd probably head over to the anchors after the 6th bolt.

I climbed this to the top anchors. My partner counted eight bolts after following the pitch. There's a huge runout from the last bolt to the anchors (unless I missed a bolt) but on easy climbing. The route is more like 160 feet if you go to the top anchors. Two rappels down the front side get you to the ground.

There are no anchors to the right of the 6th bolt on this route. You either need to take enough quickdraws to finish and rap as Dave indicated in his comment, or leave a biner to lower on as you clean your gear.

The Gillett book shows anchors to the right of the 6th bolt. My theory is that route was extended at some point, eliminating this exit.