First pitch starts right at the water, (5a) P2 to is the crux pitch, one of the guide books gives it a 5c+ which I would agree with as it’s definitely harder than most 5c climbs I’ve done here. P3 5b, then a chill P4 4c pitch to top out. Walk out from the backside with 2 short rappels
The route starts on the left side when you see a single bolt. There is a big ledge right after it so we scrambled up past the first bolt and started to belay from there. I saw the first tree belay point but since it wasn’t that far we just decided to link the first to pitches (4a, 4c). Then came to a bolted anchor to belay from. Now to the crux 5b+ pitch, very interesting route with quite a bit of rope drag near the top, extending QuickDraws may be good but we did it without. Tree anchor with a bunch of old slings but I just wrapped my own to be safe. We did it with one 70m rope so we couldn’t rappel back down so we scrambled/bushwacked to the southeast where to a dried up creek valley. There’s a few old cairns and a trail but it’s unmaintained and likely more of a goat path. Would recommend some good shoes, I did it in tevas and that was a bad choice. Enjoy the route!