Beginning in a large corner in the center of the east face, pitch one follows finger and hand cracks up out of the moat to a ledge on the right (5.10-) and is a very good pitch. Pitch two begins with a rightward traverse, then follows a loose and dangerous offwidth crack straight up through an overhang (5.10). Future climbers might consider avoiding this feature. Pitch 3 climbs up and left to the summit, mid fifth class.

Accidental Discharge (East Face)

West Face

South Ridge

Climbed by Cliff Leight and partner in the early 1990s. This is the only route on the face.

South Ridge

Climb either of two clean corners to the ridge crest, and then move right on chickenheads and good face features (5.7). The next pitch features a memorable traverse (5.8) across the gapping cannonhole, a feature which appeared sometime in the 1980s or 1990s. The final lead is a low fifth class.

FA unknown, this route was climbed twice in the summer of 2006, the second party reported finding webbing on route.

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Routes in South Peak