Watchtower AKA Last Temptation 

I did the first ascent of this route/tower with Jim Erdman around 1990?. I led the first pitch and Jim led the second which is a sugary loose mess. It had this loose toadstool that could fall and kill the belayer. It might be gone now. We aided some on both pitches. Later, with Brian Smith, I traversed the limestone band to the left at the top of the first pitch to access the obvious wide crack on the south side. The traverse was easy but the crack to the top was pretty crummy like the original second pitch. No fun, and I had already been to the top so we bailed. I think this is still a better pitch than the original second pitch so somebody should go do it.

We named the formation The Watchtower and the original route The Last Temptation. I don't know if JM renamed it after the FFA.

CJD

I think this pitch became known as the "Watchtower" simply because it is AWESOME, and there is really no other enjoyment to be had on this sub formation. Just do the first pitch, love it, and rap it! Unless you have a weird fetish for undesirable summits and really bad stone.

This right facing dihedral is stout for the grade, very fun!