Note: 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!

Note: The cliff is in sun all day. Do not attempt to rap down the route, we rapped down to the left of it to avoid getting the ropes stick in trees. rap to large ledge, then carefully walk down to start of route. need two 60 m ropes to get to the ledge! abseiling down the route to the right might be a better option.

Note: 14 quick draws for the last rope, I would rate it 5c. Sun shines on top till 5 pm, was still very hot. Bolts are well placed and in good condition. First belay point on an olive tree 🙂