Dylan Bogdon and I climbed this route in late April 2019, it was pretty western, we had to clean dirt and moss out of a lot of the cracks to place gear. I don’t think this route has been climbed very much. Dylan lead the 1st, wet and dirty A2. I lead the 2nd, a bolt ladder with 4 placements. We hung my D4 Portaledge and had some bud light and honey whiskey. Dylan lead the 3rd, a full pitch of 5.7 then I lead the 4th. 5.8 then dirty A2. Dylan fixed the 5th, kind of sketchy off of Angel ledge, some wet free climbing then a big hook before getting a cam in. He rapped back down to Angel ledge and we slept on the ledge, it was kinda wet. Dylan jugged the haul line in the morning and hauled while I cleaned. I lead the 6th, C1 up to a bolt then I put a cam behind the top of the pillar, I moved to the right and put another cam in, the top 2 feet of the block broke and slide about 3 inches, my cams popped out and somehow I grabbed the crack and didn’t fall, quick as a cat for once. We should have trundled it but where afraid it would take out the bolts on the second pitch. It’s just sitting there now, be carefu!!! The A3 above the pillar was just above a ledge, beaks stoppers and cams at the top, it was expanding at the top of the pitch. Dylan lead the 7th, splitter C1 then 7 beaks in arrow to the anchors. We set up the D4 ledge, having to ration the bud light now. I lead the 8th, more dirty cracks then the ceiling, pretty wild, the bags where 20 feet from the cliff when I haule!!! That’s more like it. Dylan lead the 9th then I lead the 10th. We hung the ledge for our 4th bivi. Dylan lead the 11th 5 beaks in a row, then some C1, I lead the top pitch, 5.6 offwidth then some wet 5.6 friction, then the 2nd A3 section, above another ledge, then a blind beak placement above the bolt at the top of the crack. I hauled off the tree then we hiked down the north dome gulley for a hog heaven pizza and cold beer