This crack is not that tall, but you traverse out to it from slabs on the right and it is very exposed. I suppose it's more of a solo if bouldered. The rock is beautiful and starts as a hand crack. It thins to off-set splitter fingers, briefly just before the top, but you have great feet and can use an intersecting horizontal.
Location
The hill-peak itself heightens as a spine of rock. As you're hiking up, and when the rock starts to get good, follow the natural ridge of stone up the peak and this will be jutting out, to uphill-hiker's left. Just stay on the ridge keeping an eye to the left and you won't miss it.
Protection
None. If a rope is used, hand to finger sized pro. You'll have to build an anchor too. Since you scramble down to the base of this thing, you top out back on the ridge, so there's no real descent off the route.
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