Approach
5-10 minutes, 0.25 miles, 141 ft gain.
Overview
Location
The JFMR starts 150 feet uphill of Racing Lizards with bolts on the slab. Follow bolts and prominent cracks to the top.
You will find another line of bolts about 50′ above JFMR also. There is a gully about 50 feet below JFMR that had a fixed line in it and it will eventually become another route.
P1 – ~5.9/10a
Climb the bolted slab and some cracks to the first anchors at a small ledge.
Start of the route 
Looking up P1 (climbers on P2)
P2 – ~5.10b
More mixed climbing past a cruxy face move left from a seam to a flake. You end up on a large ledge. you can belay from here for the next pitch or walk right and up on ledges and build a gear anchor at the more logical base of the next pitch.
Climbers on P2 
Start of P2
P3 – ~5.10b/c
The crux / money pitch. Climb past a few bolts on slab and then enter the amazing right leaning fingertip crack crux of the climb. A few small pieces protect this section well until the crack pinches off and you must make a few insecure but fun lieback moves to a good horizontal edge and crack. Finish past a tree with good gear in a hand crack.
Start of P3
P4 – ~5.9
Easy crack climbing on your left leads to some interesting and challenging slab climbing that is well protected by bolts.
Start of P4
P5 – ~5.9
More great slab climbing heads up bolts before traversing right to a flaring seam. Place some gear here and make a long reach to the right to get into another finger crack. Climb over a tree trunk to the next belay anchors.
Start of P5
P6 – ~5.9
This roof pitch is great! A bit of gear leads to the right of the first roof and bolts lead you leftward out onto the face above the belay and over another roof section. These moves are really fun and the roof mantle is a bit awkward. A few more bolts get you to the last belay.
Roof of P6 
End of P6
P7 – ~5.9
Another great pitch! From below this pitch looks intimidating and steep but once you are here it isn’t so bad. Climb up the big flake with good gear before heading out under the last small roof to a bolt or two. Good holds lead you up to the roof and once you can peek around you’ll find some good placements to protect this move. Turn this last roof and head for the final set of mussey hook anchors. Have your partner lower you back to the belay below to save a rappel and then they can toprope this pitch to clean it.
Descent
Rappel to the bottom of pitch 3 (to the left side of the tree) where you’ll run out of rope. Walk down to the last section of climbing on good ground and you’ll find a single FIXE rappel ring anchor on your left on the side of a block. Use this to descend to the next set of anchors and then to the ground on the routes mussy anchors.