Aaron enjoyed this 5.6 dihedral to chimney and did a great job of it. another fine route in the san tans.

Dave barely hesitated going through the 5.7 roof on this fun climb with clean rock and good pro.

There is three sport climbs on this short blasted cliff side.

This is a picture of me cranking on choss at the San Tans. I'm right past the crux. This climb is pretty solid for zero stars by supes standards.And provides a fun 180 foot pitch.

This is a climb I jumped on that starts to the left of hangloose.I have no clue what the name of it is. It has two old leaper hangers on it.

This area was where i learned to hang with the best of them . Thanks for all the fun Manny.

This was the first hard route that I'd done . In high school my Coach would tell me that I needed to get my prioities strait. I would show up late to practice after working on this route for a few hours after school or durring school.

As i've staited I learned to climb at owls head with no instruction other than my own. so that it why my equalization is so good.

This area is a really touchy area to get to now. Park by the gate and walk around the fence. One of the home owners prides him self as being a D#!K to trespassers so don't give him a reason to come out.

Jason belaying Chris up on the upper face in Center Crack.

About halfway up the first pitch and just after clearing the crux

An intimidating looking roof that is actually very moderate. What a hoot!!!

Chris pulling the roof on Hangloose. What a great move on a fun climb.

Scott looking for the ranger or home owner to rain on the parade. Didn't happen:)

Nice day to climb above the clouds