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.

topo as you enter the walk-down area

Trad lead on Dog Day Afternoon

Free To Think

Leader pulling the fun final roof of target practice. Big holds and big exposure close out the end of the route. Fun in the style of the nearby DC Comics route but easier. Just watch out for loose blocks.

From the top of either Lemon Twist or Frank's World step across to the other end of the large ledge to build a gear belay at the base of the big crack under the looming roof and climb through to glory above, exiting through the slot between the two big buttresses. A bit easier than it looks but still featuring a challenging (well protected) move or two.

Leader at the lower face section of target practice near the first bolt. Probably a good idea to place a piece of gear to protect moves through the chossy rock guarding that bolt. Enter via a shelf out left and traverse in. Route crux is in the orange face about 20 feet above just before you move left to approach the roofs.

Aid climbing route on a wonderful granite needle in La Pedriza See more at: el canto chino

Topo of Trust the Fiction V4+

View from the left of the Walk-Down area, in front of where Levitation V5 used to be

beta on the route

enjoy getting to this spot from the left. the Easy variation, V1 is from the Right

1/2 Pint sending Unnamed V1

enjoy the magic moves :)

Kid's Room

Lobby

Moon Board

Bouldering

Training Area

Topping out after a trad lead on Cashmere.

Top Rope & Lead

Trad lead on Cashmere

One route with a crazy psico-step

a GREAT route. with a nice little exposed move before the first clip, and a good consistency all the way up for the grade. LOVED this climb. the top will get you thinking but not panicking. ;)