This north-facing wall way up on the side of the canyon provides steep climbing and virtually all day shade. It provides slightly reduced highway noise and generally few visitors. The routes are generally steep and powerful with low cruxes and pumpy finishes. In the middle of summer, almost the entire wall gets all day shade, with the very top of the left side getting a touch of sun in the evening.

The approach trail is steep and the cliffside hang is small and quite steep, so this is not a great place for kids/dogs.

There are currently 7 routes ranging from 5.10d to 5.13a, with 3 5.12s.

It was developed by Derek Peavey in 2015 & 2016.

This approach is a bit of an endeavor but probably only takes 20-25 minutes, maybe a bit shorter once you have it dialed. From the Wall of the '90s parking lot, cross the Tyrolean, and continue past Mission Wall walking upstream. Find a faint approach trail on your left a few minutes past Mission Wall. The trail can be a bit faint and hard to follow, but it is best to find the trail as the hillside is steep, and it's easy to get cliffed out. Towards the top, a fixed line takes you the final bit up to the base of the crag. Parts of the approach are 3rd or easy 4th Class, so this is not a great place for kids / dogs, etc.