[Hide Comment] After the first pitch described above, there are 3 more pitches of green horns. P2 traverses left on a quartz dike to a wide, low angle, left leaning crack (approx 100 ft). P3 is classically awkward. climb, or crawl, to the right, passing a chockstone (short pitch- 50 ft?). P4 goes up between the "green horns", a funky, squeezy, slot between 2 rocks (also a short pitch). I remember being stuck on P4, as the sun was going down, and david lovejoy and the rest of our Basic Rock Climbing class were waiting for us on Pine Tree Ledge. David shouted up some helpful suggestions, and we made it back to the group just in time to walk down at sunset. mini granite mtn epic! Mar 3, 2021