The Chamber Pot

In it's current state, it's as appealing as it's name. This was a ground-up foray to gain the midway ledge and the harder and dirtier approach pitch. There are bits of good climbing buried under the dirt, I promise. With significant cleaning (which we didn't do, sorry) or even a bolted variation to the left, this could be good. The rock and pro is good, at least.

Start 15 feet to the right of the Drawbridge in a shallow left facing corner. Climb this, stepping onto a slab below two hand crack bulges when the corner ends. These provide the crux. An easier hand crack takes you to another ledge, where you can either climb straight up with minimal pro, or, veer hard left along a ramp before pulling jugs onto the midway ledge. Bolted anchor.

15 feet further right of where the trail leads you. Basically the center of the lower tier.

Gear to #3 C4, doubles in hand size.