When looking at the Sister Superior group from a distance, it doesn’t look too impressive, but once you get closer to the South Face, you’ll understand why you came all the way up there. Jah Man is an outstanding climb offering mostly finger and hand size cracks on fantastic rock, as well as a great chimney and face pitch. Jah Man is also a good practice climb before getting on Fine Jade (5.11a).

Even though Jah Man can be crowded, it’s an absolute most-do classic for the 5.10 climber. The location is spectacular, every pitch is fun, the cruxes are short, and all the belays are comfortable. Protection is excellent for the most part, except for the chimney pitch (but you’re in so tight that it feels very secure). Finally, the tiny summit offers amazing views of Castle Valley.

The approach to Jah Man is a little longer than the one for Castleton Tower, especially if you don't have a high clearance 4x4 vehicle. The climb also gets a lot of sun and can get very hot, making this a fine winter climb.