Kat Krohn

I think we used these same rails and also got suckered to the ridge crest which turned into blocky loose 5th class vertical climbing (with a scary looking traverse on the west side of the ridge), so we ended up backtracking/some downclimbing to the east side of the ridge and taking a gully upwards which got us to the notch where the slab meets the vertical cliff as described by Jason. Maybe that helps someone else who gets suckered onto the ridge too far south...

Can confirm this rock is very very clean! Photos from a trip out there to climb Online in May of 2021. Thanks for the hard work!! Approach trail was very easy to follow. We ended up getting a little off route and climbing the top pitches of Rightline. I believe where we got confused was there are actually 4 bolts on the 4th pitch of online (not the 3 pictured in the topo). Also the belay for the 5th pitch of rightline is almost straight above the belay for the 4th pitch of online. Long story short, we ended up climbing P4 and 5 of rightline (my fault for not looking ahead for where the line should have been headed-- to the left of the small roof at the base of the 5th pitch of rightline). There's also another bolt on rightline not pictured in the topo which i drew in-- straight down from the anchor, but the same height as the other bolt. Anyways, we certainly had some memorable climbing on rightline, those runouts are on the spicy side!! The line I climbed from online to rightline looks so improbable on the topo but it was actually fine as the routes are fairly close in that zone. Topo below shows route we climbed (lol) and extra bolts that threw us off.

now i can see what you were describing on the top of sahale! that crazy rainbow halo thing. i've never heard of that before. fun reading your TR and seeing the pics!