Tonto 

Pretty fun route for a beginning trad leader. No bolts at the top, belay from a tree. If there are slings and rings, you can rap off with a 60 meter rope with about a foot left to spare. (Have you measured your rope?) A fun variation is to continue up the crack instead of heading right halfway up. Then, pull a fun overhangy section and that gets you to the top (5.7).

Rumor has it that someone yanked the rap station on top of Tonto- forcing a walk off. If I get out there sometime soon, I'll take some webbing and replace it, but if anyone beats me to it, we'd all appreciate it...

i went up their in june and left two new webbing rap anchors and two new omega pacific rap rings around the tree, good route you can barely rappel with one 60 meter rope, screw ropes this thing is pretty solid go solo that bitch!

Climbed this on Saturday 9/9/06 and there were no rap rings or slings on the tree...The walk off is pretty easy though.

I free soloed this back in 1980, thinking that it might be a first ascent. It was a fun, easy solo.

Super fun and positive; takes great gear! Make sure your rope is the FULL 60 meters if rappeling; it only makes it with rope stretch. Don't miss this route!! The rappel is really fun by the way...

Climbed this a while back but I remember the gear being absent on the slab traverse. Also, longer runners helpful for the last piece before the slab traverse and after it to reduce drag. Dont be a dummy like me and climb all the way under the roof thinking that was the route ;-) (climbed before the online topo was available)

I led this route on Sunday, beautiful day for it. Much more aesthetic than my first lead on it (I went up through the chimney, ugh!). Good opportunities to use old fashioned hexes on this route. Check the black marks on the ledge below the station. Your rappel rope should run to the right of the two knobs on the boulder. If you keep the rope there, you will have just enough with the stretch to reach the ground.

There is a significant drop off at the flake. I recommend a prusik to slow your descent over that section. Nice climb!

Led up this yesterday. Two slings and a rap ring were at the top just above Kemosabe. Fun climb that takes nuts or cams. Keep and eye out for rope drag at the overhanging finish. I backtracked and placed a long runner on my last piece to reduce the drag for the belay. Rap off or walk off to the right (past Ragged Edges)

Nice, easy trad lead. Placed up to a #3 camalot but it probably wasn't necessary to go that big.

Fun crack and face climbing. Wouldn't really say its "well" protected up top, although easy climbing. I had horrible rope drag, so watch your rope when you go over or around the roof up top. As of 4/25/10 there were 3 slings and a rap ring on the tree.

great route for beginning trad. loved the straight up variation through the overhang. easily protected w/ small cams & nuts and #3 or #4 for variation. my first free solo route. have added additional webbing and OP wrap ring. hope they stay.

Did this with some friends today. It was my first free solo too back in 99' We did the 5.7 Variation with was great fun with a small (one move) chimney section. Thanks for the slings and rings Shannon.

Great fun. Good beginner lead. Focus is on pro rather than difficult climbing. First 25 feet was delicate, slightly more difficult than the upper section. Start with a few smears on smooth dishes. Then jugs and positive holds all the way through traverse and the slight overhang to topout. I threw in a few nuts, a #1 Metolius mastercam, then doubles of .5, .75, and 1 BD C4. Bring couple slings when it wanders. slings and two rap rings on tree for 60 rap. Just over 100 ft.

MY THIRD LEAD TRAD LEAD... 5.5 SOLID--GOOD MOVES WITH A TREE AND FOUR SLINGS ON IT. i felt that protection was slight scarce in the middle but the climbing was gravy...

Good climb for beginner leader. No need for anything bigger than a #3. Two slings and rings on the rap tree. Bring your own those two are getting tatty.