Steady Yeti

The arching finger crack up the face just left of the sharp arete of Bigfoot - From the base of Bigfoot, step left out onto the ledge around the corner and carefully stick clip the lone bolt and toss the rope down below for your belayer. Climb up good but somewhat friable holds to the left of the bolt and do a move to gain a horizontal. Step left and find the best spot in the horizontal for a .75 Camalot and extend with a shoulder sling. Use some good crimps to gain the next horizontal. Now you are into the finger crack, which heads straight up, then arches right (crux) and passes by a bush. Good footwork and the right jam sequence will help get you through the crux. Continue up the fun laybacks and locker finger jams to the shared anchor of Bigfoot at the top of the arete. Great climbing with lots of positive, mostly comfortable finger locks (no tape needed)

Just left of the obvious sharp arete of Bigfoot Was Here. Shares the same bolted anchor.

one bolt (stick clip HIGHLY recommended as the rock at the beginning is friable and the landing is terrible.) The rock quality then goes right up and the crack takes nuts well, especially off-sets. Rack to #2 cams, maybe double of the .75. - 60m rope, Bolted anchor with quiclinks shared with Bigfoot