Crouch start below the blocky overhang with a right hand jug rail and left hand slapping the left arete. A mix of powerful moves, technique, and lots of squeezing are need to gain the lip. The top-out to the left is equally devious.
Traditional beta is to go left at the lip and mantle. I figured out this beta first, but tried the other way after I did it. Both feel very similar difficulty wise in good conditions, right exit felt better when it was hot and humid.
Traditional beta is to go left at the lip and mantle. I figured out this beta first, but tried the other way after I did it. Both feel very similar difficulty wise in good conditions, right exit felt better when it was hot and humid.