Slimy Slit 

Hubbel's guidebook gives the impression that the 5.7 part comes to an end before the anchors... When the crack ends I stemmed wide right to move to the other crack. The stem move sure didn't seem 5.7... After that it's easy, but??? Can anyone fill me in?

IMHO - the crux is the first 15 - 20 feet.

I [couldn't really find] a crux on this climb, and just found sustained, bomber jams the whole way...

If there is a crux, I would say it's near the top where the crack rounds out a bit and is sometimes on the dirty side.

Fabulous climb for the grade. If it's wet, it is substantially more difficult.

Classic route and well worth climing. Solid jams and well protected 5.7.

Make sure it has been dry for a few days. If the top of the crack is wet, the climb turns from a fun 5.7 to an [awful] experience.

Good Fun climb. You have to love a 5.7 crack that requires pure jamming. I think the crux is the first 15 feet or the smeary moves at the top.

I vote for the smeary flaring moves in the upper transition area as being the crux, a little freaky to lead on if getting into trad.

This is a route well worth doing. The crux [I think] is definitely near the top where the crack flares to the right. But definitely a 5.7.