Incredible route. The first half is sustained, sport-like slab-ish climbing on
edges protected by bolts that follow a seam, though you rarely actually use the
seam. There's one place where you can place a small bit of pro in a pin scar to
alleviate the runout before a fixed pin. After this section, there's an easy
traverse to the left on natural gear, followed by the crux: a tricky, somewhat
burly, very technical move. From there, things are much easier, as the
seam/crack opens up a bit and the angle drops off slightly. Brian and Darrin
did this while I was doing Nobody Walks in L.A., and it looked so good that
when I was done I decided to do it. Brian followed again, even though once
again he had just led it.