Bouldering Santa Barbara

Silhouette of me, sometime around 2004 or so in Mex.

There are two brilliant places for deep water solo or psicobloc(climbing above water with no harness, rope, belayer or fear of bone crunching falls, since the climber just falls into the water). more info and photos www.moredaysoff.com

Follow the bottom of Fay Canyon til it reaches the rising red slab then keep scrambling up to base of giant streaks and turn left at the base to the route. First pitch is in the shade and the rest is East facing.

This was fun and wide with bolts. Jim had a tough time with the next pitch due to rope drag. The next pitch starts right about 15' around the corner. Maybe move the anchor closer?

San pedro guatemala on lake Aticlan has 12 established boulder problems worth doing,(grades varying from V0- to V4) and at least 3 harder projects still to be completed.

My first climb 5.8

Miguel & Tomás at the top after their speed record ascent of the Peña via the Bernalina route. Exactly 1 hour 30 minutes.

End of the huge chimney seen from the approach. The infamous Spider Walk is next. Unless you do the sane variation by climbing the crack instead. In which case, take big gear or climb the wide with pride.

Me toproping Cracker Jack in November 1978. At the time, we thought the grade to be 5.9.

A hidden gem, at Johnson's Shut-Ins SP. For the connoisseur of obscure and adventurous routes.

Climbing Mt. Washington

Working the slab to the left of the most prominent rock horn.

Classic Bishop highball problem with incredible aesthetics.

The unknown 5.8 travels right of Smokestack Lightning (the bolted Arete immediately right of Fire It Up) sharing the same start bolt. To add to the excitement. keeping it all trad, the first bolt can be skipped and two decent horns can be slung.

Working the slab to the left of the most prominent rock horn.

This would be a beginner's paradise!! Solid rock, plenty of bolts, and plenty of cracks to lead on trad. Everything is a hold here.

Bigfoot Shuffle on the left and Hairy Palms on the right.

Fun lead with great views

Hellifiknow also makes a great trad route! Fun! I ended up clipping one bolt on my first time on it, then turns out I missed a small nut placement a few feet over. This would be the place to take your beginner climbing friends.

Unknown starts on the left and then unknown2 and 3 to the right.

The crack left of Zig Zag Crack. Fun!! Why is this not listed anywhere?

Belay Ledge for Chainsaw Cheerleaders

The start. (extra wrap may be needed on slick/ thin rope)

Finish with a wrap around the first set of wraps on your way down to the small loop. (extra wrap may be needed on slick/ thin rope)