This isolated problem sits on a small shelf roughly one third of the way to The Locksmith. Follow the faint trail uphill from The Ruminator for roughly five minutes until you're even with the top of a small low-angle cliff band to the left. Cut directly left near two large fallen trees, then traverse the top of the cliff face to the obvious west-facing prow. Start seated squeezing between a small sidepull crimp for your left hand and a low sloper on the arete for your right. Climb to the good flat hold at the seven-foot level, then top out on the right side of the corner. This problem has been incorrectly refered to as "Johnny's Problem" for many years and seen a large increase in popularity due mostly to the use of sticky rubber knee pads which were not used on the first ascent.