Mark of Corro

This is definitely not a new problem—there was plenty of chalk on these holds. Please contribute any historical info you have or previous names for this thing.

This is just to the right of

Route 1

and finishes the same as

Mark of Zorro (aka Route 2)

. Start with a blocky sidepull for your right hand and a low (~2') sidepull edge for your left hand. Move through sharp edges and slopers to compress your way to the big, right-hand pocket before traversing left through slopers into the arete finish of Zorro.

This is on the round, left-leaning arete just to the right of

Route 1

and finishes the same as

Mark of Zorro (aka Route 2)

. Locate a blocky sidepull jug on the right side of the arete.

A pad'll do.