One of the coolest features around. Start up the clean right arete to a jug at the edge of the cave, then head straight out the horizontal prow, squeezing between the slopey lip and better holds under the roof. This problem has become much more difficult since the departure of the thank-God jug on Greg Collum's ‘Pipsqueak,' though it is still one of the best lines in Leavenworth. NOTE: Please do not build fires or camp underneath the Pimpsqueak boulder, as it has a big impact on the area and has been noticed by the Forest Service—you are not in the “middle of nowhere!”
Always tried it in the evening but always bakes through the day. Felt the best in the morning.
Loves the toe hook Squamish shuffle to get the heels moved. Such a proud line and stoked to top it out