Route 66

Another classic Franconia 5.8, a fan favorite at the Alpine Breeze wall. This makes a good day when combined with The Flatiron and The Eaglet. This route has 2 starts, the original start and a direct start put up in 1999 by Chuck Woodman. Described here is the direct start.

Pitch 1: Start at a lone bolt, which is the first landmark you arrive at if you follow the traditional approach. Have your belayer clove into the bolt. Climb up and right past a few bolts. Gain a moderate crack and climb up this to a right facing corner. Climb the corner until it's possible to move left to another crack, then climb straight up to a 2 bolt belay. 80ft

Pitch 2: Step back right into a corner and approach the obvious chockstone. Make an awkward move to pull over the chockstone. Exit the corner and step right, then climb a steep, engaging face with great exposure. Stay left of some loose rock to the top of the buttress, where you'll find a 2 bolt rap anchor. 120. Great position in the notch, with amazing views of Cannon and Profile Lake. Descend with 2 ropes. 

First route you come to at the Alpine Breeze Wall.