Different shades of shade, and a rock-guide dude in the background doing his thing

Just a day in the life at the second pullout

Something in the left side of the gallery maybe?

Red Rocks

Last day of our Red Rocks trip, playing around in the gallery.

Nice easy route with plenty of hand and foot holds. New route so lots of loose rocks - belayer may want to wear a helmet.

I soloed up a wall close by this one two get this shot. Scared the S**t out of myself but I thinks its a good one so it was well worth it.

This is a picture of Jon Manz's (spoon) foot dangling in the air as he works Fear and Loathing (12a) at Red Rocks. I think my buddy Matt Murphy took the shot. I'm not sure if he got just his foot on purpose or if it was an accident.

It rained the day before a little so we did some sport climbing in the afternoon.

I met Chris and his friend Xavier the day after my FA with LarryD and Bill. Chris RP this great fun route while I only TRed it. And I still regret that I didn't try to lead it. The afternoon of this very day, I got dehydrated and finished in the hospital... Photo by Thomas Ribière.

Jason Huston finishes up a project: A readpoint of Threadfin 12c. Photo: Rachel Melville

This is me on Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas at the Second Pullout in Red Rocks. Great climb, too bad I basically fell up it...

My friend took this picture of the view, and my foot happened to get in the way. Great view from a great route.

Here's myself on adoption. I didn't make it any further than this. Got scared after the first bolt.

Here it is. The largest, most concentrated and most crowded group of sport climbs in the world.

Here's Steve on Rebel without a Pause. It's pretty steep.

I think it was Saturday afternoonat the Red Rocks Rendevouz but here is the slakline they had setup.

Can anyone give me the name of the route? Its in the canyon next to the black corrdor. 5.12 I think. THanks

Steve is following the first pitch of The Great Red Book here. As you can tell he's having fun.

Looking up the Great Red Book from the base of the climb. A climber can be seen at the second belay station.

Corbin's toes stretch for foundation in the air over Red Rocks as his shadow heads off in another direction.

Pat Tracy onsiting Promises in the Dark 5.12b at the Wall of Confusion, Red Rocks, NV. Photo by Dave Vuono

Our first day in the park, good warm up area, good warm up climb. Very positive.

Im climbin Fear and Loathing III (.12) at the Wall of Confusion in beautiful Red Rock Canyon. The route is steep, with lots of jugs, and greets you with an overhanging crimpy buldge just before the anchors. Fantastic!

I think this is the right route. We did this route and many others on this wall that day. My bud Willy from kentucky is my belayer.