Jam Gets On To Fingers

Stem, lieback and/or face climb up a V-shaped pair of flakes widening as you make your way up to a big horizontal crack going left. Beyond here, the climbing gets thinner and serious as the crack thins to fingertips, then peters out entirely.

Cottrell calls it 5.10+ if you stay entirely right of the crack, or 5.10 otherwise. I called the route 5.10c here to start with.

The obvious path of least resistance of features up the Oak Tree Junction wall, on the climber's left of the oak tree itself. Rap down or walk off to the left (west).

Good protection until the horizontal cave, then not so good above that (PG? the fingertip crack's rock quality is not so good but I haven't tried leading this one).

A pair of bolted chains on top makes this easy to toprope.