Ascents as Onsight or Onsight solo as sport by David Gibbs

Excellent climbing. Burly climbing up the initial face, then lovely slab above on P1.

Enjoyable, though requiring a strong head, as it is really run-out for a nominally "sport" climb.

Pleasant climbing -- not quite as good as "Sir Didymus", but a nice addition.

Lots of fun climbing.

Climbs steeper than it looks from the ground.

A lot of moss.

Moss, moss, and more moss. Also, the route appears to go directly through a major shrubbery.

A lot of moss.

A lot of actual climbing for the grade.

Only a single-bolt anchor.

A good crux section, but too much scrambling at the start to be a great route.

Probably this one.

The lower part was wet, making it almost interesting climbing. And, of course, making the interesting crux a bit more interesting due to not knowing if wet rubber would stick.

Only climbed until the rap anchor, since wasn't sure how much rope I had.

Crux move could use another bolt -- it is done above the previous bolt, with definite ledge-fall potential.

The finish is a bit run-out, but the climbing eases off, too.

The most uncomfortable of my 5c leads for the trip -- the first half was always insecure -- slopy slippery hands and feet the whole way. I am just glad it was so closely bolted it was never particularly scary, despite being so insecure.

Clipping/cleaning the anchors is much harder than 5b, but I can understand that that's where the bolts needed to be.

Might be 5b+ if you're not comfortable with a hand-jam or two, but everyone should be.

A bit squeezed bewteen the routes to the left and right.

Excellent line, too bad the adacent root squeezes it so badly.

One 5c move.

Also good climbing, but sharper than Three Kings, so sometimes the holds just hurt more.

Excellent climbing on jugs. I was tired when I lead this, having just fought with one of the 6bs (on TR), but this opened up, and we had to grab it.

Badly bolted and squeezed by the route to the left. Not worth climbing unless you want to set up top-ropes on the 6Bs to the right which share the anchor.

A real squeeze-job with Borge to the right.

A bit tough for a warm up, and the holds were a bit hard to read, but were all there.

Do not get on this climb expecting a usual Leonidio-area 5a lead.

Guide book says 5a -- but no way. It is harder than Kontakis (which seemed a solid 5c) (agreed by several climbers with very different body sizes and climbing styles.

Better, and steeper, than it looks.

I found some bad beta, and probably made it more like 6a at the top.

Good climbing, but the exposure on the arete makes it a classic.

Route-finding on a traverse can be less obvious than on a more vertical route -- but if you find the best way through, this is no harder than 5c. And quite enjoyable.

Guide book suggests extension is 5b, but really 5a seems fair.

Seems solid at 5c.

Harder than Gros Orteil, but I think that is just the difference between an easy 7 and a stiffer 7.

5.8 start, some relaxed climbing, then the 5.8 kicks back in.