[Hide Comment] We thought we were on “Going for Baroque” and this was the only dry line on the wall that day. Full disclosure, I had to bail from below the last move at the lip because it was running water, the gear placements were soaking wet, and the holds at the lip were soaked and mossy, so I tapped out. No send but I did learn the route. The topo in the old Kelley guide describes the line accurately; go up the slabby face past a .5 cam slot above the right facing triangle flake, trend left onto a foot ledge to set gear below the roof, boulder out the roof, then step right onto the ledge and climb up the face and arete to a stance below the final roof, pull the wild roof to top out.

Despite some friable and suspect rock in places there is cool climbing on this, and the crux roof at mid height is really cool movement on interesting holds. Look out for some pretty crucial and hard to see overhead finger size gear above the first roof.
Single rack to #3 Camalot including tricams. Fun in its way, if you’re into this kinda thing. Dec 30, 2020