The first two Supai bands are breached on their east side. Traverse south into second bay and up face in steep ravine. Climb final Supai crux and up another larger ravine, behind large pinnacle, almost to top of Coconino. Climb chimney, ledges and slabs to base of limestone. Traverse south on faint, cairned trail to headwall. Climb ledges, clear chockstone and several easier boulder moves to gain summit.

North Face

Most likely approach is from Cape Royal. Arizona State Route 67, east at the Point Imperial Road junction and then right onto the Cape Royal Road.

**North Rim**:
There are several options, but all converge at the obvious Cape Royal ramp, southeast of Angels Window. The lower Supai section isn't a gimme either. It's a tough route with a lot of shelf schemes and traversing.

**South Rim**:
A few different packrafting approach options are possible.

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