Start in a hand crack right off the stairs. Work your way around the corner using the horizontal until you are into the right facing corner. From here move up the flared crack to another horizontal crack about 15 feet off the ground. From this point the hard climbing is over. Work up the mangy crack to the top.

This climb is in Mark "Indy" Kochte's "Climb Maryland" and Eric Horst's Falcon Guide as a 5.9, but I did not think any move felt that hard. However, you can start in the overhanging hand/fist crack to the right, which is also the start of Darkness Imprisoning Me (5.10b). Linking that start with the rest of this climb felt solid for the grade, and added about 7 extra feet of burl!

Right before the stairs take a 90 degree turn left.

A couple of hand/fist sized pieces protect the lower crux sequences. The rock up the slab is dirty and possibly rotten in spots, but you can place larger gear if you feel the need.

Ample natural anchors, but watch out for some of the rocks on top--they are loose.