Northeast Corner 

We attempted this one but got rained out. For a 5.6 rating it seemed a bit pumpy, maybe I missed something. Estrellita at 5.8 is easier.

Did this the other day. Super cool and right by the trail. Don't bother bringing anything small. #1 - #3 Camalots would be nice. Maybe 2 #3 if you want to sew it up. Don't bother with a #4. Good rock except for the loose stuff.

There are a couple of different big red dihedrals/open books on the north/northeast side; some are pretty brushy, and I was about to start up the wrong one until my partner saw the correct route, which is a shallower, clean dihedral on the (climber's) left end of the northeast side. Bulletproof stone! I used 2 #3 C4's and a #4 as well.
It looks like people are rapping off a slung aspen on the east side? Not sure why, because the downclimb off the south side is still perfectly viable, except maybe the easiest line has been blocked by the top of a dead aspen that fell onto the 3rd class route. There's still an easy 4th class downclimb around that, though.

Felt pretty hard for 5.6, unless we went up the wrong dihedral (see my photo). Felt more like 5.8 to me. Oh well... I would not want to go up this as a beginner leader thinking it's super mellow. There is plenty of gear though so...

Rack suggestions:
You don't need any small cams, but I placed maybe a .3 and a .4 somewhere. You can place lots of #1's 2's and 3's. I could have used 4 #1's if I'd had them. You can place a #4, so if you decide to bring it you'll find a place for it.

A good climb with solid rock. Only one pitch but the summit is pretty fun. The downclimb to the south is not bad at all.

The broken-off part of the dead aspen has been removed. Can descend on either side of the part of the tree that is currently standing.

I agree about having lots of hand-sized pieces. Of BD C4's, I had two #1's, three #2's, and two #3's. I used them all. Could have used a #4 near the top of the vertical line.