Tooth and Nail

Like its neighbor, Deep Water Horizon, Tooth and Nail begins with the harder moves at the start. You begin by climbing 10 feet or so up to a flat body length roof, grabbing a pad edge undercling you make a very long move out the roof to a decent sloper jug, use this and some tension to pull out the lip. From here there are a few options for finishing the boulder problem, but all involve getting a hard to see pocket gaston and a high foot to gain better holds. From here long moves between good holds take you to a decent knee bar rest before the next sustained section. Surmount this roof with whatever you can find leading to the apex of the arete. Clip the last bolt and head straight up to the anchor over the lip. This part is sometimes wet, if so, you can head hard left about 5 feet into dry rock and find decent jugs to take you to the anchor.

Left of Deep Water Horizon. Starts under a flat, body length roof.

Bolts to bolt anchor.