Stem up between Shark's Tooth and Shark's Fin clipping  a couple bolts as you go. Pull onto the face and head up. The top climbing is really good on sidepulls and cool sculpted holds.

 Yes of course this route is named after Ron Yahne...he insisted.

Captain Ron

Boxcars and Airplanes

This is a great little sport route to a neat summit.  A very good climb to teach people on - its nice to be on a summit rather than lowering off chains on a cliff. 

  Climb up jugs and a steep crack.  When that peters out, step right and climb the right arete of the spire to the top. 

  This used to have two bolts and possibilities for stopper placements down low(though it was casual to lead just with the two bolts).  Several new bolts have appeared, with the lowest one being pointless - it can be clipped while standing on the ground.

Sharkstooth is the small friendly spire directly in front of you as you walk into the South Seas area.  It is dwarfed by Shipyard Rock and the Hornet's Nest behind it, but it has a classic fun beginner route that is many people's first climb.

Description

Location

Protection

Routes in Sharkstooth