Direct Start

This is a reasonable climb with gear that presents itself when needed but not much more often than that. The climbing is probably about 5.8, give or take.

From a point on the ground 1/2 way between the base of

Tongo

and

Circadian Rhythms

, climb up and perhaps even slightly right here and there past discontinuous cracks and flakes. A few small and medium nut placements appear as you go. The climbing is mostly secure and on large holds. Begin heading up and left once a good series of ledges can be seen, placing the occasional nut or cam with a long sling.

Eventually, this line will traverse off of the left end of the ledge that is contiguous with the top of

Tongo

and cross a "trough" to reach the base of Sticky Fingers or

Cussin' Crack

. Depending on where you decide to stop and belay, this will be 35-45 meters long.

This route starts a few meters left of the bottom of

Tongo

. It roughly follows a line up from a point on the ground 1/2 way between the base of

Tongo

and

Circadian Rhythms

for 10 meters, then starts working up and left for the remainder of it's length, joining either

Cussin' Crack

or Sticky Fingers.

A light rack of nuts and cams, with plenty of long slings. This is not a beginner lead, as it requires a solid head, but not terribly dangerous either. Gear opportunities are to be had along most of its length, they are not all easy placements though.