There are a ton of variations to this "route" because this is the name of the whole slab and it is not broken up in to different lines... All variations are R rated on the lead but there are convenient TR anchors at the top...

My favorite way up the slabs is to start near the middle and climb easy chicken heads trending right tward a left leaning crack above... The chicken heads get smaller as you go... Gain the base of the crack and layback and jam your way to the top...

If you like real friction climbing start in the middle and head straight up to the top... There are fewer holds this way and you can test your rubber...

No matter what variation you are on if you spend some time here you will end up rescuing some unprepared novice or local punk who was suckerd in by the super easy climbing down low...

Map: mountainproject.com/v/new_h…

The slab on the left end of Rimmon...

Not much pro at all though if you know the climb you could get a few pieces in... Regular rack...
Bolts on top...