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All Locations > Colorado > Alpine Rock > RMNP - Rock > Otis Peak > Solar Wall > Solar Arete (5.10d 6b+ 21 VII+ 21 E3 5b R)
This is roughly the line you should follow. The topo in the book is hard to follow, but after climbing the route, the line drawn makes the most sense. We ended up climbing in too far from the right for the first pitch and a half, but climbed the rest of the route correctly, passing the fixed pins and all
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Note that the position of the climbers is a good 20 feet [right] of the line drawn in the previous photo. Take this for what it is worth for routing finding should you choose to climb this route. I didn't actually do the climb, so I'm unsure what the correct way is if there is a correct way at all.
Tony leading P4 of Solar Arete
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Jason Haas
Jul 24, 2006
“This is roughly the line you should follow. The topo in the book is hard to follow, but after climbing the route, the line drawn makes the most sense. We ended up climbing in too far from the right for the first pitch and a half, but climbed the rest of the route correctly, passing the fixed pins and all”  

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Tony leading P4 of Solar Arete
Note that the position of the climbers is a good 20 feet [right] of the line drawn in the previous photo. Take this for what it is worth for routing finding should you choose to climb this route. I didn't actually do the climb, so I'm unsure what the correct way is if there is a correct way at all.
This is roughly the line you should follow. The topo in the book is hard to follow, but after climbing the route, the line drawn makes the most sense. We ended up climbing in too far from the right for the first pitch and a half, but climbed the rest of the route correctly, passing the fixed pins and all