Cripple Creek 

A Top-20 Lemmon trad classic.

jbak, I find myself agreeing with you again.

Rhicard and I jumped on your new thing at Prison Camp. Fun route, a bit crimpy for my taste but worth the effort to get. Very sequencey.
I need to redpoint Sentenced to Hang (which is taking me a few more runs than I thought) then I'll sacrifice the tips for your route.
I like that wall!!
By the way we bolted Crime and Punishment, so there's another good sport warmup for the hard stuff.

Yeah, I guess I'll post it up. The name's a play on the crimpiness.

Make sure to get some pro in on the easy leftward traverse at the end of the third pitch because there is one last tricky upwards move to get to the belay..Probably the random guano around there doesn't help either..

I'm not sure if that last move was the cause of the Alex Pendleton accident (see climbaz.com) but I thought I'd put this out there anyway..

As mentioned above, this climb was host to a leader fatality in recent years. Ought not to be taken lightly at the grade.

I agree that this is a classic. There are (at least) two starts possible. One steps left up the very shallow left facing corner system into the crack that leads up and back right to the first belay alcove. The second start goes pretty much straight up the steep cracks just to the right of the big corner system (to the right of the first start.) Both starts are about equally difficult though I find the right version slightly more strenuous.

This is one of several now-classic routes on Mt. Lemmon first climbed in 1971 (others include Trick or Treat, Centerpiece, Fiutt, Helms Deep, and Voodoo Child). For a more challenging variation, climb the thin crack of Gashlycrumb Tinies (5.11a) to the first belay (maybe a 3-4 star pitch itself, but double up on the small wires).

Approaching the Pharoh from below is slightly harder and much quicker, seems like the logical approach.