This is my friend Dane setting up an anchor for us to try the overhanging 5.11 after climbing the 5.10b. The bolts were set up by a man named Steve Garvey and anyone who has climbed his routes up here know why you dont just shoot for the hard routes unless you are sure you can make the clips! There are only 2 bolts before he gets where he is now. The beautiful scenery is marred a bit by the passing vehicles which keep communication down to a minimum but make getting there super easy!

This is a wonderful 5.11b that i decided to skip! He told me that he was unable to make it up last time but thought he would give it a shot and made it up with just a few takes. Next time on lead!

Here's James (skinnyjim) having some fun on a line we put up New Years Day after discovering that the gym was closed. Great fun, and what a tiring weekend.

I seriously could never justify bolting a route at this place. Every route is at the level of a highball boulder problem, and the walkoff takes mere seconds. This crack offered some sweet hand jams and fingerlocks, and someone threw in a bolt out to the right of my right hand. Cool problem though, for a highway climb. Much appreciation to James for the pic.

Me cranking on one foot on the first awkward pitch of classic crack...

Picture of me on Pivot Point (5.10a), a route in the Pivot Point area just off of the Seward Highway. The route is an interesting and somewhat greasy climb with a bouldering start. There is a possible grounder between the second and 3rd bolts, but there is a nice crack in the chimney to make a placement. All in all a good climb.

Me pulling up to the bolt for the 3rd clip.

Just a shot to show the route. Long slings help to reduce rope drag on this one if you are leading.

Just a butt shot of me on the Great Lobster Dispute. The name of this route causes me to wonder...fun climbing!

Boone clipping the nice looking bolts on Done Dirt Cheap, 5.10 c/d.

Climber49er thinking about the final few moves of this short, but fun climb.

Boon lowering on an unknown route at Bermuda at about 11:30 at night.

Here I am, positioning for the clip on the unnamed Bermuda Route.

Just me belaying Boone on "Hide it from the Cops" at bermuda....thought it was a better profile pic than what I had before.

Climber49er going for the clip on Hide it from the Cops.

Boone advertising stealth Rubber. The focus is on the shoe giving the photo depth.

Shot of me on an unknown route at Bermuda between "Planet X" and "Hide it from the Cops". Nice lead with good bolts to a finish on a slab and H.I.F.T.C's anchor.

Was raining outside and im still using a crappy camera. Picture of my freind climbing at Party World. The rock is really crumbly but the climbs are fun.

John (sirclimbsalot) works out a good placement to prevent groundfall in the event of a screw-up while clipping the next bolt. Pic taken by Tim while I belayed.

A beautiful view of Turnagain Arm on a beautiful day in the sun on Sunshine Ridge.

Good view.

Ok, ok... So, it's a short free solo. My boy with his feet about 7 feet off the ground with a nice fat pad under him, aiming for the sky. I love the look of pure climbing joy on his face. I sure wish I was climbing when I was five...

Pic from first ski descent of prominent north facing coulior visible from seward highway. April 1993 Coulior in Shadow to left of pic

A wide view of Kenai Range from the Seward Highway.

Everyone is putting alot of sunset pictures up so i thought i would put an alaskan sunset up. Hope you enjoy :)