Free Puke pitches go like this:

1. crack with pins sometimes wet pretty fun 10c 

2. mega slab 11+ really good 

3,4 head up less than vert grass, etc 5.10 pretty fun considering 

5. veer right from original line (I believe avoiding the crux sewer pitch
on the aid line) clip a bolt somewhere and end up at a rad ass pinnacle out
on the almost blank face to the right at the base of an unreal 200' flake. 10+ 

6. mega thin pimping across a way techy and sometimes wet face to gain the base
of the flake 12+ then blast yo ass up and lieback the hell out of the flake up
until you reach what is equivalent to the height of the end of the sewer.
that part is 11. Incredible pitch. One of the best I've ever done. 

7. the business. Less than vertical 13- slab climbing under a roof.
Heading left to get back into the original line. The face has been smeared with
a butter knife by the Gods and is way less than solid. Lets say low percentage
climbing no matter how well you got it wired.......in my opinion.
Oh, then you get a v2ish rest (bad) then fire v7 or 8 up about 15 feet then 12a
to the anchor. I could not do this pitch. Jake has done all the moves and
really is just waiting for me or some crazy to get on it in the right
conditions. Really impressive pitch. 5.13 something. 

8. Gag Reflex roof. yellow alien finger cranking up to the roof, wacky moves
out into an alcovish spot under the lip of the roof, pull roof with as much
glory as one can muster, cuz its worth it!!
One of the coolest pitches ever, with a ridiculous lay-down, horizontal
squeeze crux, right at the point of greatest exposure.
Then fire thin, overhanging hands another 60 feet to the anchor.
WOW what a pitch. 12a 

9. Grassy cracks for 100 ft to a sloping ledge belay. 5.10 Not the best pitch,
but the position is awesome. 

10. Launch up left facing corner with hands to a stemming crux just before the
big ledge where the anchor is. Fun 5.11- 

11. with the topo one would think to go straight up the mungy corner to the
top, but then there's a gift out right. A thin seam in a flake/corner arching
left back into the last bit of the mungy corner. WAY FUN!!!!!!!! 12a 

12. 30 ft of overhanging hands brings you to the top. 10b 

This route is wet seasonally. Pick a dry year or the right time of year.
The sun can be a bit of a hassle on the less than vert crux stuff. 
I will most likely NEVER free this line, but what a great time we had up there.
Did some of the most wild free climbing I've done in the Valley.
Unlocked a couple of new free pitches and hung out where nobody was.
Ahh the memories.
Jake Whittaker and I tried to free it in 2003-4.
After working on the pitches, we did it in a day as a mixed route and
had a blast.  You can just yank through and do a small bit of aid and
stay in the 11+ range.

Bob J. 

from supertopo.com 9/11/09