Going straight up after the second bolt provides for the full experience of this four bolt line protected at the top by chains

Gunsmoke

Save A Bolt for Me!

Tiddelywinks

Hank's 5.10

Easy, open climbing up until above the third bolt. The crux, which is significantly harder than the rest of the route, earns the 10d rating (at least) and occurs between the last (fifth) bolt and the anchor chains. Belayers be careful of loose belays above the fifth bolt, as the ledge beneath the fourth presents a mild fall hazard. Anchor holds may be chossy/flakey, so get yourself certain before pulling out clip slack.         This route can also be top-roped by traversing left from the anchor chains of the route immediately to its right.

The FA, Jeff Jackson, called it a " Stacked formation". It is difficult to see from the trail due to the heavy vegetation growth since the early 90's. 

  Hasn't been climbed in years.

Starts with about 15 feet of slab climbing with a bolt at the end of the slab. Work your way up past some ledges.  Feels like 5.8+ until the last bolt.  Super fun route. Slightly runout at the beginning.  Definitely worth it.

Rarely climbed, strong sun from late morning to late afternoon.

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