The Rasp 

Previously submitted under TROTGB:

On [a presumed] FA, I followed the first pitch and trundled some stone, making it a fairly clean pitch. The second pitch could use some cleaning, especially on the edge of the largest ledge midway up the route. With a little more cleaning, this would be a pretty clean route in alpine standards.

Previously submitted under TROTGB:

I think we may have beaten you to it!
www.mountainproject.com/v/the-rasp/105753043
Didnt realize the formation had a name, so I put it under Notchtop.
Definitely a fun off the beaten track adventure.

Previously submitted under TROTGB:

Andy, please check out the photo of our line and let us know if it is the same as yours.

Previously submitted under TROTGB:

I think it's essentially the same route. The starting groove and crux tower are definitely the same, but we may have taken different a line in the easier section between the two.

Previously submitted under TROTGB:

Andy, I will alter the FA and name status to set things right. Do you know of any other climbs in the area? Are you ok with 'The Rasp' being listed as part of the Gable?

My partner and I mistakenly submitted this as a first ascent and were notified by the fellas who had climbed it previously. I will add this beta for extra info....

On the left end of the base of the triangular South face, look for a tree and a detached block. Scramble 30 feet of easy fifth class to a ledge with the 20 foot tall pine on it.

P1: Directly behind the tree, follow a crack and then corner straight up, and step slightly right at a couple of points. This pitch goes up a couple of small dihedral systems but does not veer more than 5 or 10 feet to the right or left. Belay on the first big ledge you come to. 180 feet. A second option for belaying is to run it to the next ledge which may have your partner simul-climbing a short distance on 5.8/5.9.

P2: Continue straight up to second, larger ledge, be careful to run the rope so that it does not knock of rocks onto your belayer. There is a thin crack on the middle/left side of the ledge, take this 25 feet to a pillar, step right of the pillar, then continue up its right side and a jug at a ledge.

P3: Go straight up easy fifth class terrain until the angle eases. Either continue along ridge to summit of spire or look for a turquoise sling down and left.

We rapped a slung horn 90 feet to a ledge then traversed easy fifth class to the gully and scrambled back to the base.

Looks like everything has been cleared up, but I will add that this route is not R rated and climbers looking for a nice 5.10 adventure should not shy away. With some traffic, I am confident this would become a classic. Thanks, Wes, for your trundling efforts!