Skippin' Stones 

I enjoyed this line and it is a nice addition to the wall, but I think 5.11- is a bit of a sandbag. The route is pumpy and the holds above are a bit blind. As well there is a crux pinch that is pretty tough for small hands. I think on-sighting this would be pretty unlikely for a 5.11a climber. I can generally flash 5.11- for a warm up and I was punted from this climb.

Awesome route, cool position. Thanks!

Hey, we're in CCC, remember? Land of "Charmin-soft" grades, close bolts, etc. This rig is mad-burly for CCC 11a. Gawdamm excellent, brilliant line, however!! Awesome position, strangely "big" air for a 1-pitch sport route.

Thanks for establishing this absolute gem! You guys really know what you're doing, and we appreciate it.

This route rocks. Quality moves and good stone the whole way. 11a sound good? ..

Very cool moves and sustained climbing. This sandbag at 5.11- may go at 5.11c or hard 5.11b. However, you won't get hurt trying regardless of the grade. It's super well bolted in the crux roof. Also, there are two a more new routes around to the right that look like they were put in by the same group. What's up with these??

You WILL get hurt if you fall off the roof in the right (wrong) place. I managed to bash my right knee on the lip and burn the back of my left knee on the rope in the same fall.

Pretty mellow until the roof. Shoot off the left hand pinch to a solid rail, match and bump up left. I didn't see the potential for an injurious fall. I saw the second set of anchors only after the fact. they may make the finish a bit less awkward. By the way someone got into serious trouble using the Tyrolean this weekend. Always clip both ropes or you will dangle in the water.

No drilled hole on it when I did it, and I can tell you for sure that if there is one now, that it wasn't done by the FA party.

Dipping into the creek on the tyro is how this route got its name. I stopped the route short of the upper anchors because you need to use some fragile pillars to get there.