Elephant Walk 

Just wanted to clarify that Elephant Walk is actually 4 pitches. This description only describes the first pitch. This multi pitch climbs is one of the classic routes at Tollhouse Rock and I'd highly recommend climbing it to the top. The pitches following the first crack pitch are great slab climbing with some mixed gear and bolts. The gear list provided here may also be a little excessive. This was probably one of my first leads and I know I did not have a double set of stoppers or that many cams back then. Excellent route.

Led first pitch with a single set of cams, single set of nuts, the two smallest tricams, and a set of hexes. The hand jams were so good up higher that lots of gear felt unnecessary.

Also led with single set of camalots to number two, set of TCU's and single set of nuts and this was plenty of gear. All anchors are bolted, and the only pitch I even placed gear on was the first. Didn't see any opportunities of gear after the first pitch. The second and third pitches felt a little run out but there are numerous holds. Second pitch up and slightly right past 4 bolts then head up and to the left to a two bolt anchor (topo from old book shows 5 bolts with a 3 bolt anchor but the fifth bolt and original anchor are missing but not needed. Third pitch is to the right of anchors I traversed right and slightly down before going up to the first bolt. then straight up past 3 or 4 more bolts to a two bolt anchor. Finish with last pitch of tollhouse traverse (there are several options here). Fantastic climb with a little bit of everything, much better than tollhouse traverse imho.

This is a great climb and much more engaging than the Tollhouse Traverse, but I would warn beginner leaders to beware of the 5.7 rating for this climb. The upper slab pitches are mentally demanding and require some precise technique. The bolts are spaced enough that a fall might not be pretty. Tons of fun, but heads up if you're expecting a casual cruiser. PS. the first pitch is a winner!