Thin Air

Left of Standard Route P1- The run-out (but easy) first pitch gains fixed bong anchors. 5.3 to 5.5 P2- Pitch two's traverse protects well, 5.6, but offers a keen pucker as the ground drops away (and it's sometimes a little wet) en route to bolts. P1 and P2 can be combined when traffic allows. P3- Pitch three climbs the face into a fun chimney, 5.6, gaining a ledge (crowds easily, gear anchor takes variety of sizes and gear types). P4- Starts off following a weakness through an overlap, continues up an shallow corner system, steps left, then up a few feet, then back right, [this last sequence is considered the crux] then up gaining the large ledge with a large pine tree P5? - Many finish the last 30 feet (going left up the "dirty corner") as a separate pitch.