Start standing and climb the slab just to the left of #6 using pockets and other small features.  #7 on the beta photo

Middle Slab

Pinnacle Face

Backend Traverse

Pinnacle Arete

A little Duller

Pinnacle Crack

Brett's Problem (akak Sor-Brett)

Left Slab

The Slide

Topout

Suzy Flakes

Pinnacle Scoop

Brownian Motion

Suzy B

Start standing and climb the slab just to the left of #7 using pockets and other small features.  #8 on the beta photo

Climb the face left of the crack. Holds in the crack are off route.

Start down low on an angled flat crimp ledge and traverse up to the right staying below the top arete and staying more toward the face.  Work your way into a pair of crimps a couple of moves in and make a large move out right to a good hold still staying away from the topout until after that hold.

From a stand start climb the beautiful, sharp arete. Finish at the top of the boulder.   #9 on the beta photo

Start on a cutout ledge right under the start of the crack working your way up into the crack to a jug ledge.  From there delicately raise yourself high enough to get up and over the topout.

Obvious wide crack as you approach the Pinnacle from the path.  Nothing special climbing wise but gains good height and possibly a decent view.

Start sitting at base of large crack. Climb up and left using slopey holds on lip of bulge. Join in with Pinnacle Scoop to finish.  #2 on the beta photo

Start on the back side of the Pinnacle Boulder on the left side of the wide crack.  Work your way up the smooth arete topping out up and over the apex of the rock.  Continue over the gap to topout pinnacle proper.

Start standing and climb the slab just to the left of Pinnacle Scoop using pockets and other small features.   #6 on the beta photo

Climb the face just left of the arete. Not an obvious line.   #10 on the beta photo

Doesn't look like much but it is definitely cooler and harder than it first appears.  Start with hands on the blunted arete and move up and into the scoop and to the top making use of what was a mono pocket for me.  Getting established in the scoop is quite tricky but if you succeed I think the frustration and the technical lesson is well worth the effort.  Oh and the mono is badass too.

From a stand start climb the arete to the right of the large crack.  #4 on the beta photo

Climb the middle of the tall face to good jug at lip. Mantel to top out. HIGH and SCARY!!  #11 on the beta photo

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Protection

Routes in The Pinnacle