Lava

Lava and Kusha were the twin sons of Lord Rama and Sita in Hindu Mythology. Just up to the right of the bottom toe of the lower slab of the Krishna West, there is a pair of paralleling twin cracks that lean slightly leftward. These 2 new routes climb 38 meters from the grassy ledge to the 2-bolt anchor on top of

Kusha

. As the belayer, you can lower the leader to the 2-bolt anchor at the base of

Broken Arrow

as you start to climb the lower 15 feet. This allows a 70 meter rope to work for these twin pitches. Start off the grassy ledge, and gain the thin, left-leaning crack on the left side of the obvious flake. Continuous, powerful climbing leads to a thin section protected by a bolt (the crux). Follow past 2 more bolts up and right to gain the midway ledge. Continue up the large, left-facing dihedral above with the thin finger crack (5.9) in it, all the way to its top!

This is right of

Broken Arrow

and ascends the left of a pair of cracks.

A full rack with 3 bolts on the lower slab protect this long pitch. There is a 2-bolt anchor with chains for descent on top of

Kusha

.