This little crag receives all day sun and contains only a few trad lines. The climbs are fun, but the approach has a lot of loose rock on a steep slope which goes above the road at times.

A1. The Incisor, 12-, 1p, 50', gear.
A2. The Incisor Direct, 12-, 1p, 50', gear.

8.2 miles west of the intersection of US 6, CO 58, and CO 93 is a pullout on the South (left) side of the road that contains a few big boulders. The pullout is between A Little Piece of South Dakota and High Profile Wall. From here, walk down canyon a hundred yards or so. You'll see the rock up and to the left, but getting there is a little tricky. To minimize the risk of knocking loose rock onto the road, you should approach the crag from down canyon. Start near a bridge/gulley/guard-rail and work your way back up toward the rock. Take great care if you decide to take this hike -- there is a lot of loose rock, and it seems no matter how you approach, there is some danger of kicking rock down to the cars below. 25 minutes uphill.