Most of the routes here are on a short and moderately steep wall on the upper section of the large 2nd Class ledge system that traverses Herring Creek Dome from right to left. This area can often stay breezy when the other wall can be cooking in the sun. The route Herring Bone starts at the foot of the lowest buttress at a small right facing flake and some diorite knobs and eventually connects to this upper section of wall and continues past. This section of wall "The Body Parts Wall" can easily be set with TRs. Bring some extra sling to properly rig.

1. Frail Flake 5.5 R Pro to 1"

2. Dos Huevos 5.5* Pro to #4 camalot

3. Diriticulitis 5.6 Pro to 1" and tie offs. Joins either Dos Huevos or Herring Bone at 3/4 height.

4. Herring Bone 5.6* Pro to 2.5" and tie offs. 5 or more pitches. Mostly easy ground and possible to avoid all hard parts by escaping out left. The longest route on the Dome. Start as per above staying right on the clean wavy rock to the right of the cracks. There is a large dish/ledge that can traverse left on unprotected ground 5.6 to bypass the slab below the Golden Headwall. Bypass the headwall on the left stepping through some so-so flakes to get on top of this headwall. 5.6. Continue up easy ground to the large bushy ledge below the main climbs. (the Body Parts wall). Go up the middle of the wall pursuing the best knobs (see topo). 5.5. Once above this continue up the final couple hundred feet to the summit. 5.4 easing to 5.2.

5. Emergency Tracheotomy 5.8 X one knob tie off. Crux 30' up. Tie off above crux 10'.

6. Sagittal Crest 5.6** R Pro to 1" Exposed move stepping right once past the knobs.