Moscow 

Fun climb. Fun, steep 5.6. Nice shady escape in the late afternoon.

quick note: Ron Horton's 2006 Weekend Rock Oregon guide book notes chain anchors at the top of each pitch. Not so much. (at least we never saw them - and no other book, or this web page, say anything about chain anchors) I thought it was a lot of fun to top out after 3 pitches, but would say bring your trail shoes or sandals, as it's quite the little hike down on the trail back to the base.

Also, at the top of the 3rd pitch, the wide crack up steep slab (25 feet?) takes mostly just #4 Camalots (#3 was a little to small) - if you aren't especially comfortable on 5.6 wide crack, you may want to make sure you have at least one or two #4's to protect it.

I would concur with the above comment. There are no chain anchors on the route. I brought a #4 Camalot and used it in the wide crack on the 2nd pitch. Two would be over kill I think. I also found a red tricam placement on the right high on the wall above the wide crack just before the finish at the top pitch 2. Tricams are the bomb at Smith in some of the pockets.

Awesome route. Just finished it with my new partner. We topped out just as the light dimmmed into nothingness. The walk off was fairly easy to find. It wanders to the left. As it starts to dip down look for a cairn on a ledge to show the way up to the correct trail.

+1 on the lack of bolts, bring your own anchor material! 5-4-2013

Fun route, Sunny in the morning, shady in the early afternoon. The top out is certainly 4th class. I wouldn't recommend topping out without a comfortable pair of shoes for the decent on misery ridge which is fairly easy to find. Head down until you see the trail and work your to a boot path until you reach a ledge. Follow the trail to your right.

Ended up taking 1 #4 and 1 3.5# and it was sufficiently comfortable for my skill level.

+1 for big gear. Personally, at the top of the third pitch in the wide slab crack my ankles were feeling very tired and I didn't feel like doing the foot and calf mash into the crack. Although it would have made it easier to jam, I went up it using super thin face holds and was quite happy I brought along two #4's (WC Helium Friends) for this balance-y and unexpected end to a route which is mostly short boulder problems and plentiful ledges.