Forever Young 

I remember it differently. Hard moves at the start on suh-WEET pockets to a ledge (fun mantel). Then the crux is getting off that ledge onto the slab. The slab is pretty moderate.

I climbed this thing today, what a great route! I think Mike's description is a little closer, though for me the crux was the low pocket section and the move up to the slab didn't seem too bad. The climbing at the top is consistent 5.11 face climbing on (for Penitente) generally positive edges. The nut on the second bolt was loose, I didn't have a wrench, so it's just "finger" tightened, just an FYI.

To clarify the location of this route a bit (since a few "new" routes have gone in between this and Candy Apple Grey)- this route is easily identifiable by a high first bolt just below the sloping ledge and by a 4-finger pocket and then a 2-finger pocket on the face below this ledge. For me, the crux was the mantle.

Interesting comments that give some insight into the different strengths of fellow climbers. I don't think the starting moves are hard, just big (really big). I thought the mantle was exciting, and the final headwall was sustained burl! Fantastic, sustained, and (somewhat) varied!