This testy little problem is classic Josh and requires the usual comination of footwork and balance as you lieback up a shallow corner system just left of an arete. Downclimb by hand traversing the top and then down an easy corner to the left.

Driblet

Leftward Ho

Dripper Left

Dripper Right

Make one thin slab move (crux) and then sidle up the steepening crack to a thrilling finish high above the pads.

Downclimb by heading to the left and then down a slab with some knobs which will get you onto the shelf above Driblet, where a quick hand traverse and final easy corner will get you to the ground (see photo).

Start at a right-slanting flake and then stem and contort your way up and left until able to reach into the bottom of a widening flake. The crux is controlling the swing as you commit to the flake but shorter climbers may disagree with that. Once established in the flake make a few airy moves and mantle over on jugs. A short bit of easy but exposed face leads to the top. Quality.

Downclimb by heading to the left and then down a slab with some knobs which will get you onto the shelf above Driblet, where a quick hand traverse and final easy corner will get you to the ground (see photo).

Start up a slanting rail to it's apex and then reach high for the start of left-slanting flake which culminates with an exciting mantel over a bulge. Finish up easy face to the top.

Downclimb by heading to the left and then down a slab with some knobs which will get you onto the shelf above Driblet, where a quick hand traverse and final easy corner will get you to the ground (see photo).

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