Using a right hand side pull to get into the crack line.

Using the left crack system to pass the tiny crack on the right. Will transfer over once past the tiny crack.

Beginning to transfer over to the right.

Had to go left a bit again. Couldn't hack the tiny crack, lol.

Found a great hand slot. This hold felt very secure.

I didn't notice at the time, but I put my hand on the wrong side of the rope leading to my belayer. If I was to take a fall, that might have caused some issues.

Time to start liebacking from this point on. Loved this climb.

Check out that crackline. It is a great variation to Yee Haw. You will have to climb up Yee Haw til you reach the large ledge on the left. Once there climb around a few feet and look up, and this is the crack line you will see.

This is the ledge system on the left that you will leave the normal Yee Haw route to join the variation line. Hard to miss this large ledge.

This is the pile driver route.

Follow the watermark straight up. The rope is where you will be climbing up once you are past the pile driver route. Traverse left until you get to where the rope is, then straight up to the top.

Bryon G. leads Atomic Knee drop on a cold and windy day (as most are) on top of Mt. Scott.

Easy first lead, with one crux near the top. Nice Granite to climb on. Good pro spots. Excellent place for me to learn lead placements.

11 year old Mads finishing back kick