Extreme Unction 

this is a awsome run...one of the best in the valley.....p.s. a good spot to smoke some herb

You can also scramble to the top of this fairly easily from the top of the western buttress of the Watchtower.

Those are fantastic pictures Louis/James. Well done.

A great route that protects well. We used a #2 Camalot, and then a large nut just before the easy section. Then we used a small alien, and the pin, and a #1 Camalot just over the 1st roof, and to keep the exit safe a .75 Camalot. Very awkward climb, but the moves are there and it is well worth the rush to lead this classic.

Great route. One of my favorites.

Very good climb, almost a classic in my book. I lead this thing strait up and later realized the guide book shows the route going to the right a bit for the first roof section. Anyway, leading this thing strait up was taxing and a bit harder than the right variation IMO.

Super good lead. Let's not encourage any more top roping than this climb already gets. The protection is great.

Should be an obligatory Utah Trad tick. Outstanding!!!

I fully agree with Crisco! A classic must do! Don't let it intimidate you...

Historical pin is no more

WHAT?????
What happened?

Historic status aside...there is no longer a pin on this route. So make sure the gear is bomber. Boissal, I've no idea what caused its demise but I hope it's not related to the flesh and blood draped all over the route.

Flesh and blood uh? Might need to go check it out.
You can equalize a couple of .4s or better a .4 and a yellow mastercam in there. Long runners better. I've always backed up that piece anyway and there's a textbook #1 placement just above...

Now if only the TR anchors could fall off we'd be set!

Someone also stole the KB piton that I put in my new route Karmic Trace on the Cathedral. So if someone is trying to put together a rack of pins for their first nail up big wall, instead of stealing them off my route and others, why don't you just PM me and I'll give you whatever pins you need.

Super fun route, the top of the "upside-down staircase" can be hard for shorter people, if you don't lay back on the rail to the left then move your feet up and get into the first little crack. but all in all its an amazing climb!

Wow, I attempted this route about a year ago and blew a cam out of a horizontal above the historical pin. Coming down head first (the pull of the cam must have brought me into the wall, flipping me upside down when my feet hit) I can confidently say that pin saved my life. So did someone work the pin out on purpose, or did it come out from a fall?

Yeah textbook placements, no pin needed on this amazing route. Yellow and orange metolius under the roof w single runners, both bomber, and as for the #1 in the horizontal, like Boissal says, it doesn't get any more textbook than that - try working it in towards the left for a tighter fit

This route is like a little slice of the Gunks dropped in the Wasatch.

Such a unique route that is a must do in the Wasatch Front! Slick slab with great hand holds. Just plug in a red #1 C4 under the 2nd roof and go for it!