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 route description
Climbing Area Index / Sandwich Notch / Snafu (5.11b)
Directions:  Starts just right of Quartz Crescendo.
Description: Another sport route.
    Pitch 1: Start at the center of the face and climb up and left past 2 bolts to the arÍte. After a rest on the left make strenuous off-balance moves to the top.
Gear: draws
Descent: rappel or walk off right
History:  October 19,1996 -  Brad White, Mike Hardert, Starting from the left.
Direct Start 2 bolts FA: Brad White, Arthur Haines - October 1996

 
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