Unusual climbing for the Little Stone.  This route follows the short left arching corner on the extreme right side of the face.

Pitch 1: A sequence of difficult (11b) stemming moves passes two fixed pins in the arch as it curves left.  From the end of the arch wander up the face past a bolt (10a) to the shared gear belay of Montezuma's just under the upper roof.

Pitch 2: Get psyched, suck it up, and launch into Montezuma's 10a mantle.  Not much more to say.

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Start like Montezuma's Revenge but before the short left-facing corner go straight up the face on nice holds, right to a crazy step up on a protruding fin with a nub for balance. Go straight left on good feet but faint hands, then straight up the face between Montezuma's Revenge and Baby Cobra.

A good route with a nice line up the center of the face.  There is one bolt of aid that is used to turn the same roof that Godzilla's turns just to the left via the Toad's Lip.

Pitch 1: Climb past two bolts on the slab to reach the roof.  A piece of gear under the roof is kind of nice as it is a little dicey to lean out and clip the aid bolt given the fall potential.  If a piece of gear is placed be sure to remove (or extend) it after clipping the bolt to eliminate potentially hideous rope drag.  Do the awkward aid move, then face climb to a two bolt anchor.

Pitch 2: Climb past a couple of bolts (11a) to obtain a shallow right facing flake.  Belay on gear just to the left of the Montezuma's belay.

Pitch 3: One bolt leads to 10+ moves, then increasingly easier ground takes one to the summit.

This is a classic crack climb in a somewhat obscure location.  Pitch 1 (5.7) is pure hands, with the crux moving over a small overhang.  Pitch 2 (5.7) is a very clean corner, with finger and flared hand jamming, widening to pure hands near the top.  It is located at the right end of the Godzilla Face.

This is a superb two pitch climb with lots of adventure.  The crux is on pitch 1, with runout moves over a small, exposed overhang.  Figuring out the easiest sequence is trickier than actually making the moves.  The second pitch (5.10A) involves a scary mantle onto the lip of a large roof.

Three bolts between GR and MG above the first roof section. Hard and runout off the last bolt. Bolts been there a few years I think. Any info?

Edit: Bolted by a former local this has not been sent on lead. Grade is a guess.

This was a bold route at the time of its first ascent.  Today, many people bypass the runout 5.10D face on the second pitch, removing the "R" rating.  The first pitch has an interesting sequence (5.10D) of thin moves by the first bolt.  On the second pitch, an exposed 5.10A mantle leads to your choice of runout 5.10D (original way) or the 5.9 detour (runout and not boring) on the left.  Pitch 3 has some runout moves (5.10A or B) on a low angle face.

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