Y- Left (submitted as Why Left)

This route is named Y (for how the route splits left or right per

Mark Tjaden

). Y Left, the harder problem, tackles a vertical wall with good pockets and edges to a thin, sequential crux. Good footwork will make up for the poor hand holds at the crux, but a few more less than bomber moves will keep you working afterwards.

This is just right of

Doggie Style

.

6 bolts to a two bolt anchor.