Dihedral Route 

These bolts were removed sometime this year. This is fun lead, getting in good pro is a little tough due to the type of rock. Bring a few small tricams if you plan to lead it. Save a couple hand size cams for the anchor at the top of the climb.

Good climb, getting over the first little overhang is easy if you find the right holds. The top is very easy, I would rate it a 5.5.

Following the crack on the right side of the initial overhang is fun too. Found it to be about the same difficulty, maybe couple of 5.9 moves and requires a bit more foot work than hauling over the overhang on the left. Set 3 large cams and a tri-cam under a crack near the top for the anchor. The trees are a long ways away!

Note: for what it's worth in my guidebook (Front Range topropes), this route is called Corner Climb and the Corner climb route on this site is called Dihedral route. (Maybe an inadvertent swapping of names?) Whatever, it's all good rock.

I agree with Gary. If you're going to set a toprope for this climb might as well do the right side also.

Another start option is the arete on the immediate left of the classic dihedral start. It's good on TR or a highball boulder problem. Follow the arete to the first overhang. Near the top, make sure to do the second roof rather than go around to the right. Bomber jams!

Good climb but the rock and the gear is marginal at best until you get a 0.2 Trango followed by a really bomber #0.4 Camalot. So, make sure you have those two pieces and you will feel much better about yourself.