A substantial climb, one of the longest on the west side of the lake. A nice crack system leads into a square niche, and then out and up. It's a lot like Brinton's Crack without the all the traversing. There are probably more superb 5.8-5.10 climbs in Devil's Lake than anywhere else in the world. About 12 feet to the right of Birch Tree Crack, start in the center of the face.
Small face holds all the way to the top, no resting.
This is notorious as a tall-person's climb. If you've got the reach, it's easier. This route is a prime example. Not only is it wonderfully named, but the traverse under the roof is thought-provoking, and the exit to above the roof is wicked. D'Arcy's Wall 5.8 D'Arcy's Buttress, East Bluff Short, not sweet.