Hammerhead 

I joined Mike up here yesterday for my first time at this area. These climbs feels pretty stiff compared to the the western, older established areas. Could be I haven't trad climbed in 7 months or Mike's a bit a sand bagger. Just the same, good quality, really fun, and worth the hike. Wear your helmet. There still stuff coming down and breaking off. He pointed out a nice 100 lbs. chunk that hit him while establishing one of these new routes. Thanks, Mike, for your hard work and continue Table Mnt. routes.

Rattly fingers to an exciting traverse to perfect hands. Fantastic!

Very fun climb with difficulties starting right off the deck. I would say 5.10a (or 5.9+, is there really a difference?) is a pretty fair. Just keep in mind this isn't an inflated sport climb rating, and you need good crack skills on this one.

Instead of traversing R. after the difficulties to the hand crack which I consider a part of Nurse Shark, I recommend continuing up and arching R. toward the anchor through the broken rock. The rock is solid (enough), and there is a green Alien that protects the upper portion. This is entertaining and I think a little more 'sustained' than the big traverse R. at 30'.