The crag is southeast facing, with solid granite, and a decent concentration of over 40 climbs from 5.8-5.13. It offers everything from clipping bolts on well protected face climbing and sport routes, to thin gear on finger cracks, and chimneys/OW.

Navigate to Barrett Mobile Home & RV Park on Barrett Lakes Road.  A single lane, paved asphalt road heads west.  A gate is located at approximately 32.6215118, -116.6956615.  If it is open, you can proceed up the road, passing a short 5.9 crack and making a hairpin turn to end up facing southwest.  Park on the right at the start of an abandoned dirt road (visible in satellite photos) at 32.62330, -116.70326.

Follow the dirt road until it ends, then continue uphill encountering overgrown braided trails and occasional abandoned water bottles and other detritus ("South County cairns") left behind by cross-border hiking enthusiasts.  At some point you need to leave the coyote trails to break right towards the rock, crossing an obvious gully/drainage.  Consider bringing pruning equipment for the brush and be prepared for occasional steep, unconsolidated dirt slopes.