Jester's Corner

Did this ground up on lead, and then cleaned some of the loose blocks afterwards. You'll see some old bolts from a previous ascent on the second ledge, which was most likely done from the slab backside. I was informed this used to be a larger pillar from Jim Thornburg, and broke recently exposing this sweet corner for us to climb.

First 30 feet is pretty stellar. Start with some hands and fingers in the crack down below and make your way right and under the corner onto the first ledge. Pull some small fingers and layback a sweet dihedral to then bust left above the corner and mantel onto the second ledge. Leave the second ledge and climb up the thin crack. Gear is questionable here so a couple bolts are added for protection. Place a couple more pieces of gear and pull up onto the last ledge!

Also might not be the best climb for the beginner 5.9 trad leader, but fun nonetheless.

 
Titanium rams horns to lower. 

Next to the fixed line at the Medieval Wall area, at the base of the platform.

2 quick draws, 3-5 alpine slings, single .3 and .4, doubles of .2 (black totem), .5, .75, 1