Busch Gardens 

Very nice route! Fun roof move and another fun bulge after that. Thanks Thor for putting in the time, effort and expense.

A really fun route! Kudos to those that had the vision, time, and money to add another great route to Eiger.-Dave of the Kirtlands

Another fine new route on LIttle Eiger. The route starts 10 feet right of the top of the approach trail. Moderate climbing at the start, then a burly, technical roof that was the crux for me. Above the roof, sustained climbing up a steep headwall leads to the anchor. There's a bit of a runout between the last bolt and the anchor with some devious climbing; take care on this section.

Did this route yesterday and thought it is really good quality. Thought is was a little better and a little harder than Bush Administration. Thanks Thor for the effort of putting in the route!

Did this route this morning (called in sick to work hehehe...) Great new addition to Little Eiger. Fun, clean, and long (just how I like my women...). Easy until you get to the roof (which is not that hard) and then quite sustained for the duration. Very well bolted. Thanks Thor!

The best of the routes in this immediate area. Crux is thoughful moves with thin feet.

Great route. The top is where I find the difficulty...from the last bolt and about 3 feet from the anchors I whipped off and ended up back at the 3rd to last bolt. Great ride!

One of the most enjoyable .10s I've done in Clear Ck. Fun overhang with good holds. Top is a bit difficult. The runout from the last bolt to the anchors can def lead to a lengthy fall. I found it several degrees easier than the Bush Admin to the left.

Fun route, found it to be a little nicer than Bush Admin and a smidgen harder.

A good 10c if you take the roof head on. If you crank right, it's probably only 10b or maybe even 10a.

High on my list of favorite Front Range climbs. Thanks to Thor!

A fun sequence of jugs to the roof. And, then the business begins. Beginning with the pull past the roof, I found each move to be progressively harder than the one before it with little opportunity to rest and a challenging sequence of moves waiting for the run out from the last bolt to the anchors.

And, the other posters are right. That last run out holds the potential for a fun, long ride. I enjoyed a few 15-20 footers.

Much more enjoyable and straightforward than the 10b to the left. Didn't really feel that the top was runout at all.

Everything from the roof up is pumpy, and I took a couple of 15-20 footers trying to get to the anchors from the last bolt, but it is a clean fall. There are solid feet up left of the last bolt, then you can cut back right toward the anchors. I hit some mossy hand jugs in that area which makes me think I was bailing off route a little. It's an exciting route, and I want to give it another try.