Begin by climbing the steep face, working your way to the arete on small pockets and edges. Keep on the arete through the third bolt to a large crack that offers relief in the jams, but don't hang out too long as the climb isn't over yet. Pull through the bulge to gain the anchors.

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Little Miss Polly

Simon Bar Sinister

Thunder and Lichen

This climb begins on a vertical face with good holds through the second bolt; from there, the face begins to overhang slightly. After the third bolt is where the business happens with the holds getting progressively smaller and the face steeper.

The crux for many on this climb is clipping the first bolt as it's fairly high up. Some recommend that you stick-clip the first bolt; others decide to go to the crack on the left for security. If you're feeling more bold, climb on small pockets and edges up the face - it's fun and technical and the landing is fairly wide-open and flat if you do peel. After the first bolt, sink into a large horizontal crack/ledge and repeat until the top. The grade eases significantly after clipping the second (last) bolt. Watch for some loose material as you get higher up.

Interesting body position make this an enjoyable climb that has been known to leave some feeling like a salamander as they climb. Make your up the rounded prow on pockets and ledges, hugging the rock as you move upward. Gain a large ledge at the top to reach the chains.

This is a small northeast-facing cliff 75 to 100 yards below the end of Overlook.   A good online guide is found here: lamountaineers.org/pdf/Unde…

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