Treasure Island

This line begins on NVPS, sharing its crux and first bolt then continuing straight up through five more bolts. Step right to finish on Stone Free anchor. The route requires intriguing body tension movement and an improbable thin crux with big movement up a steep wall. A bit harder and more sustained than neighboring Stone Free.

POST FIRE UPDATE: Much loose rock was cleaned off Treasure Island after the fire. The climbing is slightly more difficult, more sustained, and arguably better than before. Clipping the fourth bolt is a bit more spicy. The first bolt was replaced and others are undamaged. It SHOULD be good to go but be careful and be cautious of loose rock! (Dodrill, Feb, 2018)

Six lead bolts, finish on Stone Free Anchor or continue to ledge above.