Rachel Lyons turning the lip on the Great Roof of China.

Even though we got side tracked on the way there, we still enjoyed some of the best weather I have ever had climbing. It was gorgeous.

This is a super sweet climb. Nice flowing moves to a slab top out...... good intro to the area

Here Murph is approaching a very commiting top out high off the deck. Definately don't want your feet to skate on this sweet slab climb!

Climbs oh so well, not sure what flake is supposed to be close to breaking, everything felt solid

Here I am testing my contact strength on what I feel is the crux of the climb. Flux is a narly overhanging arete on the Alien boulder

a beautiful day in the picturesque McKensie Pond Boulders-- Shayne on "slobadon"

Just about to rock over on "The Great Roof of China" in the second set at McKensie Pond. The crux moves are near the end, about 10 feet off the deck. First figuring out the sequence of your hands as you traverse the lip right and then move up to a slopey crimp with the right hand, and then being able to rock up and just reeeaach with your left to find a relief jug. and if you do that, bam!, you got the GRoC.

Rachel Lyons checking out the boulders at McKenzie Pond.

Finishing up the top of Dickens @ McKenzie Pond. Climber: Seann McArdle.

highball hooker

5 star V5