SouthEast Ridge/Lost Porch 

Went for a stroll last night with the doggies and ened up on this fun ridge as well as Front Porch. The last few moves on the east face are a delightful bundle of joy- as long as you have no rope, partner and have running shoes on anyway.

For people free soloing:
"Descent - Scramble down the NorthWest ridge to the base (class 4)."

I would say the descent is harder than any move on the actual climb. My partner ended up leaving a sling to rap. We went down what I would describe more as the northwest gully rather than a ridge. Perhaps we didn't find the ridge, but I could see nothing that matched that description. The hand holds were all decent and there were good stems, but I would call it a 5.0 down climb, possibly harder, definitely not class 4.

Julius, my partner and I saw that gully and were tempted, but it looked dirty though doable. If you stick with the ridge, it is indeed 4th class, a little higher angle than the gully but clean.

This was an outstanding free solo. The position on the middle of the first face and the middle of the final face is dead vertical with huge huecos, runnels, and pockets with positive edges you can wrap your fingers around for every hold. How does this happen in nature? Amazing. To me, the crux is navigating off of the first pinnacle to the saddle if you go all the way up there.

You could make any of this 5th class if you so choose, if you climb this roped, I didn't see much opportunity for pro. One word of caution, though the rock appeared solid it is that brighter red sandstone that shows up a lot in the Flatirons and Eldo that tends to be crumbly. I would definitely test all of the thinner holds before you commit.