The guidebook calls the left K crack excellent 5.8, well protected and steep on good rock. I volunteered to lead it as soon as I saw it. Hal however spoke up and said that it was his turn to lead and he was going to follow the classic 5.6 route. After Hal's lead we scrambled over snowy ledges to the summit. Where we rested and enjoyed the great view of the Cirque and Wolf's Head.
Descent is made by rappelling from fixed anchors just to the west of the regular route.
As we descended we could see that we were far ahead of the climbing parties from Prescott. Even though we had taken just under an hour a pitch. We also guessed that the North facing pitches on Wolf's head would be snowy and icy. So the next day we opted to climb Bollinger peak via its 3rd class North face instead. The next day was beautiful.