Epic Wall 

I placed a piton in this route back in the early 90s.

It was a TALON as I recall, and it is on the second pitch, about 15 or 20 feet to the RIGHT of the ascending crack.

Its in a small crack that does not run the entire length of this pitch variation, but it allows you to do this right hand pitch and get a little more exposure on the second pitch without having to run it out.

It was bomber then. I remember doing it with a ball peen hammer ducktaped to a runner, hanging off my harness, and standing there with my last clip off in the crack, (non-bomber, lol).

I called it the right hand variation back then.

I also soled this route a lot back then, but not the right hand variation. I stayed close to the crack on the second pitch, although I ALWAYS pulled the little roof at the top of the first pitch, right before the ledge.

It was always a fun route, and beautiful at the top. Great walk off to a fun 30 foot boldering spot.

It also makes a great training route for trad climbers. It was the first trad route I ever did.

Can be led in one pitch with a 70 meter rope. Just runner stuff long and the rope drag isn't so bad.

Fun Route, top pitch is quite nice if you stay out on the arete.

Though I followed this climb, seemed like protecting both pitches was a bit tricky and good protection was a bit runout (may not be the best route for a new trad leader).

Lots of loose rock (mostly small but includes some basketball-sized bombs on ledges that look inviting until you grab and realize that they're not strongly attached). This wouldn't be that big of a deal if the area below wasn't packed and has tables with unsuspecting picnic-ers.

Currently a small hornets nest near the top of the first pitch that scared the crap out of me :)