Little John, Right 

Funny how the traverse is called "improbable." We thought it was pretty simple. Fun climb (first pitch was just so-so) to a perfect ledge.
It makes you almost feel like you are really on the big guy. But then you hear someone WAY up above you yell something and it puts you back in your place.

Fun and challenging 5.8 climb. If belaying at the bolted anchors above the first pitch (Supertopo belay), be sure to extend pieces low on P2 to avoid rope drag once you get to the traverse. Leader can protect the "improbable" traverse for second by placing cam high in second vertical crack, midway across the P2 traverse. Can rappel from top of third pitch using bolted anchor and chains at the left end of the ledge (above Little John, left) with a 60m rope down to 3rd class ledges, or all the way to the ground with a 70m rope.

The last hand crack to the top is awesome fun. There is a fixed cam where you make the second pitch traverse.

I missed the p2 traverse! Climbed to the top to that death triangle at the top of the fingercrack/layback. There's one good bolt, two rusty nuts and one rusty bolt all teathered together w/ some tat.

That's a pretty killer pitch in it of itself; would be even more killer w/ some bonafied rap rings at the top ;). Anyone know if it's got a name? How about 'little john lost'?

The crux on the first pitch is a little strenuous, but well protected and only a couple moves to a nice rest.
Found the "improbable traverse" not so improbable. Follow the finger crack to its end. Pop a piece in the corner and then step left on the only foothold around...
Last pitch is fun. More awkward than it looks, but not for long.
Good stuff here!