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Follow this up and left to a ledge with a fixed anchor shared with the previous two routes. Begin 20' right of the previous route (45' right of the prow) at a handcrack just right of a 2'-diameter maple tree, and just right of a left-facing corner with a roof 12' up.Follow the handcrack to a ledge, then up a right-leaning fingercrack to a right-rising ramp. There appears to be a second pitch, partially cleaned with a fixed line.

Up over the bulge to a ledge with a fixed anchor just below the tree ledge of P1 of as "...sheer with several clean sections but offers no obvious lines of ascent." These routes are located on this wall, the leftmost wall in the horseshoe-shaped cirque of rock walls.

At the very lowest point of the terrain is a large, blunt arête where two walls meet; the left-hand wall faces south and the terrain goes steeply uphill; the right-hand wall faces southeast, and is steeper and taller.

There is a faster, more direct approach to the Cirque.

Go up the slot, then break left to a fixed anchor shared with the previous route.

80' Step back right and climb a large left-facing left-leaning corner that is right of a sheer, orange face.