Bolted face just to the right of Corn Corner. The bolts have been recently replaced and are in good shape. The rock is somewhat flaky and the climb isn't very sustained, but if you like knob climbs it's worth doing.

P1 - Scramble up to a little shelf above a pine tree and place some pro in a thin crack. Wander out right to a bolt then back left through a little bulge. Either belay at a bolted anchor or link with the next pitch.

P2 - Follow bolts up the face with big knobs and belay at a large ledge with bushes/trees. You can rap from here, or walk off to the right if you're planning on returning to the base of the wall for another climb. The upper pitches aren't very good and are only worth it if you're climbing back up to the road.

P3&4 - Either climb up the dirty crack above the ledge (5.7) or solo easy knobs off to the left (5.6 R/X). Soon the angle kicks back to 4th class. The belay options aren't great, either traverse over to trees in the gully to the right, or simul to the top. Watch out because the slab has a lot of loose sand and lichen on it.

Hobknob

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Corn Corner

This is a good corner climb with some loose rock at the bottom and some hollow sections in the middle.  The crux is a wider section half way up.  Be sure to bring your wide pro for this one, but offwidth technique is not needed as there are many features to step and pull on.

After belaying  from bushes there are a few options:

1)Escape off to the east and descend the 3rd class power lines.(Same as for the approach)

2)Rappel off of the belay bushes down Hobknob to a two bolt anchor, then one more rap to the ground. (All with one rope)

3)Top out on Hobknob.

Some great face climbing but on sometimes less than perfect rock (flakey) and some spicy sections imo. All anchors bolted

P1 - 11c (did something break?) - Head up the bolted line in the space between the "inverted" flake. Cool knob climbing with a move I couldn't pull getting past the 3rd bolt. Unlike the rest of the route, you can pull through this crux. At the 4th bolt, go left into the chimney. Wild and hard. There's another bolt in the chimney and then bust out of the flake/roof at the apex, really wild. Good and engaging climbing to the anchor. 11 bolts

P2 - 11b - This one actually felt true to the grade. Head up then straight right friction (crux) climbing past two bolts. Then head up into a shallow corner that is harder than it looks. Easy climbing up and left to the anchor. 8 bolts

P3 - 11a (yeah right) - 2 bolts gets you to a flake/thin crack and then up to an arete. Clip a bolt above the roof and then move left into a chimney. Up this for 15ft. til you can reach back right around the arete and clip another bolt. Hard moves lead around then up the arete. Getting to the next bolt is hard/far and the fall is kinda weird. Crazy and sustained arete moves to the anchor. I think the chimney is part of "capital punishment" and i'm sure you can take it to the top if you want

P4 - Easy to the top

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