This is a fun, right-facing corner with great gear.  Stem, layback, jam your way up to a crux move as the corner leans right.  The corner pinches at this point for a move and then there is a great jam, pull around a small bulge on excellent holds, and you are home free.

Zanzibar Dihedral

Two Ears (aka The Fixed Pins Route?)

Nickels and Dimes

Ultra Edge

Pie Direct

Militant

Ski Pole

Apple Pie

Climb up and right past a small roof. End on slanting ledge.

Excellent steep slab climb on perfect granite. Start up the steepening slab to the first bolt and don't forget to breathe. Clear a small lip, take advantage of the big rest in the middle, and then levitate up the face. Distribute your weight thoughtfully and squeeze a tiny flaky hourglass to pull through the crux. Do NOT bail into the chossy corner to the right. Nice and long, so make sure to have two ropes if you want to get down. Otherwise, you'll be compelled to fire the 5.12 roof crack that looms above.

Ultra Edge has nice edge climbing. It is super exposed for some great views.

Climb the 1st pitch of

Zanzibar Dihedral

, then go right and climb the sharp edge to the top.

Pie Direct is the direct start to the already fantastic

Apple Pie

. Most people climb the start of

Zanzibar Dihedral

and angle right to

Apple Pie

at the weakness 30 feet up. Some climb up

Zanzibar Dihedral

a bit and place a piece or two then climb down to the ledge to toprope the slab. Some just solo the 9 X slab just right of

Zanzibar Dihedral

. There is still plenty of room to do so. Instead, from the start of the base of the

Zanzibar Dihedral

, walk approximately 15 feet down and right on the wide ledge and identify the first bolt about 25 feet up. Do two easy mantels to reach the first bolt. Find your way to the second bolt, then, straight up to the

Apple Pie

finger crack.

Start at a left-facing, crescent-shaped dihedral, and go up a slab to a belay stance. The first pitch is about 150'. The second pitch goes up from the belay stance into a large, left-facing dihedral. It continues along the dihedral until reaching a notch, the best part of the climb, where you climb out the dihedral onto a runout slab above. The second pitch is 160'.

Start 10 feet left of

Two Ears (aka The Fixed Pins Route?)

into a left-facing dihedral.  Step out onto the face at the hook in the crack.  Some runout up and right to more cracks two ledges below the upper face work well for anchoring.  The second pitch stays on the face between the dihedrals with many dirty variations.

I climbed just right of the dirty crack on the first pitch. Protection was scarce on some scary slab leading.

This is a short but stellar Yosemite-style finger crack on upper Weller Slab. It splits the face between

Zanzibar Dihedral

and

Ultra Edge

. Climb the start of [[Zanzibar]105978828 and traverse right at a horizontal hand crack to the beginning of the finger crack. Alternatively, paddle directly up the unprotected 5.9 slab for 25 feet to the fingers section. Then enjoy the superb fingerlocks and fine friction of the clean face. Clear a small lip and, after the crack disappears, face climb up with occasional pro to the top.

Seems this climb is usually toproped by parties after climbing

Zanzibar

.

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Routes in Weller Slab