This climb ascends the right side of the overhanging face from a stand start with a good undercling pinch in the dihedral. Climb straight up Gold-Bar-esque horizontal edges to a high mantle right of the tree. Discovered in 2009 by Joe Treftz, the incredibly unique stone on this climb opened people's eyes to the potential on the south side of Icicle Creek.
Guidebook says to start on the blocky pinch. I climbed both variations and they're both great but definitely cooler if you start low in the middle of the wall.