Rube Goldberg

Start in the center of the face, and contrive a way to stay centered.

Swartling & Mayer suggest there is a 5.7 here ... maybe if you start on the left-hand side?

As you come down the access gully, and exit the "canyon", the first wall on your left. It faces out.

The top-out is about 15-20 feet off the main East Bluff trail.

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