Tinto de verano

The route is rather sparsely bolted. Only 9 bolts in 125 ft of climbing (70 m rope is not enough to get down! Even though the guidebook lists the climb as 35m... But 70m rope will get you low enough onto the easy slab near the 1st bolt, and you can downclimb from there after the belayer takes you off.)

Starts out super-easy, has a cruxy spot about mid-way up the climb, and a heady runout "mental crux" finish with your last bolt out of sight below a ledge, somewhere 16-18 feet below you.

Not particularly hard for the grade, but not a good lead for people climbing at their limit.

On the right side of the sector, perpendicular to the main wall, is a very tall grey cliff. About 60-80 feet off the deck there is an obvious orange cave with harder routes starting on the ledge below the orange cave, and an access pitch leading up to the start of the orange section. To the left of this orange cave feature are 3 routes climbing the grey slab.

This route is the middle of the 3.

To start, scramble up couple easy ledges to a comfortable flat belay spot about 25 feet above the approach trail. Tie to knot in the rope, 70m will not get you all the way back to the belay ledge.

This wall will be in the shade in the early morning. (until about 11)

botls and 2-bolt anchor