Lord of the Slings 

Fun route. The first pitch is pretty spaced out, so extra protection is a good idea, although it is only 5.5-5.6 climbing, lots of ledges and positive holds. I didn't use anything extra, but long draws are a good idea. Doing the unnamed routes on the west face would be a funner, better way to go. Spacey first two bolts on the second pitch. The first bolt at practically at your feet, probably more for anchoring the belay, and the next one is off to the right a ways. A fall there before clipping that bolt would be. . .bad. pretty consistent 5.8 (in my opinion) after that to the anchor bolts. Pitch three didn't seem like it's own pitch, more like part of pitch four. Pitch four was the best part of the whole thing. Consistent holds. fun bulges to get past. I'd give it a 5.9, not a +. + for the fun and where it all was, but not for difficulty. Very exposed, so that added some good fun to it all. Very cool route. Would love to do it again, but start from the unnamed routes.

I think I like the limestone in Rock Canyon better than the south facing quartzite. It got my heart pumping, though....I will say that for it.

I loved this route. We used the alternate first pitch that is to the left of the 5.6 standard. Good stuff. The exposure is fun on the third pitch. Great views up the canyon from the top. The route was easy to follow and the belay ledges are huge with superb anchors.

before you do this just make sure your going to be comfortable with the run outs, beacuse they can be really long!

I back up sawyer even though i had to lead the first pitch which was the sketchy one. Next time you get to lead the first pitch sawyer. it was way fun though.

First Multipitch I ever did. Fun Route.
I've done this route twice now and got a little bit spooked when I couldn't find the bolts on the first pitch (they are extremely spaced out). Make sure you are climbing up the south face if you are having a hard time looking for the bolts because there is a spot where I thought the route could go two ways: go right onto the south facing wall if you feel that way.

First Multipitch I ever did. Fun Route.
I've done this route twice now and got a little bit spooked when I couldn't find the bolts on the first pitch (they are extremely spaced out). Make sure you are climbing up the south face if you are having a hard time looking for the bolts because there is a spot where I thought the route could go two ways: go right onto the south facing wall if you feel that way.

Just take a couple pieces of protection for the first pitch and you're golden. The bolts are pretty run-out on that first one, so I just popped a couple cams in before making an exposed move. I think I used two cams, one between the 3rd and 4th, and one below the last in some horizontal cracks. There's tons of sweet options for pro placement to give you a little confidence with the run-outs, because, let's face it, without some extra protection it's like an R-rated pitch. You'd definitely deck if you took a fall. That being said, the climbing is super easy. And, as has been said, take a bunch of slings. On the last pitch we used 2 4' slings, and 5 or 6 2' slings, then draws the rest of the way to the chains. Makes the rope drag almost unnoticeable.

Overall, fun route. And / However:

There first pitch (180 ft) has an anchor station mid-point. Therefore, it is possible to single-rope rap with a 60' rope. Bring a few cams, we did fine with a #2, #1, and a few smaller, although there was a few spots I wished I had my #3. There are some solid placements on the top part of the 1st pitch, but be sure to use slings to reduce rope drag.

The 2nd pitch (80 ft, after the walk) is CHALKY. My partner and I both fell at the same spot because rock gave way. The anchors at the top of the 2nd pitch is an old tree and a single bolt. We used the bolt and put the rope around the tree for backup. However, it would be a good idea to give the rope a little tug after the first person rappels it and make sure the rope is not stuck, as the tree adds a lot of friction and you may accidentally cross the rope. We got our rope stuck here and almost had to climb back up the pitch again (but fortunately a party climbing behind us saved us the trouble).

I took a few rocks to the helmet on this one. Don't leave your helmet home.

This was my first multi pitch climb (I think). Loved it! Interestingly enough, the crazy runout between bolts on p1 didn't make me as nervous as the little scree spine you cross to get to p2. We split P1 and belayed from the ledge, which made the rope drag more manageable.
I would NOT recommend doing the last two together without slings: I felt like I was pulling up my second, the rope drag was so bad. Great climbing, though. When we were getting ready to rap down, the flake I was standing on broke and shredded my leg, so be careful on those vertical flakes at the top!

What a view from up here!