Jumping the Gun 

The first 12 feet up to a jug was really slick with sand the last time I did this. You can actually get a little run at it and jump up to the first big hold and catch it with both hands. Not real professional but neither is having your partner shove you up to the first good hold.

It is easier to traverse in from the right side to get to the first bolt (5.8+). Overall, a nice climb that gets a bit interesting again at bolt 4.

The last bolt and the anchor bolts were a little loose as of today. I saw Stewart there and let him know, but please remember to use quickdraws or some other anchor setup when top-roping, as it will place less stress on the individual anchor pieces.

This was my favorite route of the four we did this evening. The hardest part was getting to the 1st bolt. Try to find the grippiest rock and enough hands to take a bit of pressure off the feet to prevent slippage. After the 1st bolt, it's all fun, some big reaches to jugs on a few ledge systems.

Nice route! Did this one yesterday...good balancing moves getting up to the first bolt. Although, the last bolt before the anchors needs some attention. The expansion sleeve on the bolt protrudes out from the rock about 3/4"...wouldn't want to take a winger on that one. ;>)

The first move was pretty easy for me being pretty tall. The traffic has made the footholds pretty big though. Less slabby after the first bolt, so that was fun.

Guidebook says 5.9-. Like many other routes in the area, it's covered with black streaks from people's climbing shoes smearing off. At last bolt, I decided to be saucy and move left vice right. Fun moves on cool holds, harder than 5.9-. Ended up spraining my bloody ankle when I popped off the thing.