Hell or High Water

Traverse in from the left side of the wall for about 20 feet into a ledge large enough to get a long rest. Move around the arete onto some small crimps on the overhanging face and climb straight up.

The water is deep here, but it's still a good idea to test the depth before committing to the top.

This is visible from the road. The traverse starts right near the most commonly used river crossing. It's the large overhanging orange-ish face with aretes on both sides.

The Poudre River.