Unimpeachable Groping is a beautiful, straightforward and generously bolted multipitch sport route up steep white and varnished rock. It has great exposure, sustained face climbing and even a cool roof problem. Almost every single pitch has a bit of 5.10 climbing on very well bolt protected rock. The route can be climbed in as much as 8 pitches or as few as 5, depending which anchor you use and if you decide to go to the top of Ginger Buttress or not.

This is a multi-pitch sport climb and it's not very committing. It's great for sport climbers who want to get some exposure, or for trad climbers who just want to clip bolts and cruise up at a faster pace. Climb this route in the afternoon if you want to be in the shade.

Power Failure (5.10b), located just left of Unimpeachable Groping, is a great but short route that ascends the right side of the obvious large water streak. It has good rock quality and a nice variety to it, mixing bolts and gear on face, cracks and corners. This is a great late afternoon climb if you're looking for shade. It’s easy for the grade (well protected, bolted crux) and is great for climbers who want to break into easy 5.10 trad. It feels more like a 5.9 climb with the occasional and short 5.10 move. Climbing these two routes back to back will deliver a fantastic day of climbing.