Pull My Finger 

Unless I totally missed something, this route requires 18 draws when done as one pitch. Great route and super fun. It's not very often you get to do a 55 meter pitch of moderate sport climbing.

Well, I agree with Michael, I counted 17 or 18 draws, not 26. Great climb, very fun moves on steep featured rock. The crux seemed like the moves above the 1st bolt on the 2nd pitch (if done in 3 shorter pitches), but the bulges at 3/4 height were indeed thought provoking.

Yeah I am pretty sure this is 17 draws, I took two extra but don't remember using them. A note the walk off can be icy and dangerous even at this time of year. Also my partner didn't want to follow so I rappelled the route to clean it and forgot that there aren't chains at the first belay station so I ended up leaving a carabiner there for the rappel. Also it was incredibly hard to pull the rope to do the second rappel so I would advise people not try and do that. But overall an amazing route!

A great and well protected route. I belayed at the first set of anchors on a good ledge, then finished the climb from there. This may be the better option if you're worried about rope drag like I was. Felt stiffer than the 10a's over at Area 13 or maybe it was just the sustained nature of the climb. Either way you won't be disappointed.

Absolutely incredible climb when done in one long 55m pitch. Belaying at every anchor would detract some value from this climb. The climbing never gets too hard, and there are plenty of ledges to rest on so the pump is never too much of a factor. The bolt count is 17 if you include clipping a draw to each of the intermediate anchors.

One note, while both of the "cruxes" are well protected, the bolt spacing does get a bit further apart higher on the route. Those just breaking into the grade or not comfortable 10-12 ft out from a bolt in 5.9/5.10a territory may want to think twice before getting on this. All difficult moves on the route are right next to bolts though.