Another geological oddity in the Grand Canyon. Located at Dripping Springs off the Bouche' Trail; this V1 involves slopers and one sinker pocket!

I snapped this Pic of Dave wresting his way up the almost unprotectable Chimney. The Walls were flaired and about 3 feet apart. Feel free to hang yer pack from your harness.

What do you do when you're not climbing? Here I am, milliseconds before being ejected from the driver's seat in the Grand Canyon's Lava Falls Rapid.

This picture caught the canyon perfectly for me.

As the first rain starts to fall Johanna is pondering whether to go for a hike or wait a little longer. 12 hours later the biggest storm in years had ruined many trails and left dozens stranded in the Canyon, but left us with some nice pics. Picture by Harald Swen.

Some of which we were all not meant to climb. This was taken at one of the lookouts .

My girlfriend Bernadette took this picture of me while we were hiking along the south rim. Stepping out into a feat of nature

This is me doing the grand canyon cleanup rapell with the AMC.

Posing after climbing the NE ridge of Zoroaster Temple.

O'Neil Butte lies just down the Kiabab Trail. This beautiful crack is on the East face.

Finally got up to the Grand Canyon with my fiance, the mother-in-law-to-be, and my step-daughter. It's pretty cool when the non-stop ramblings of a 4 y/o come to a screeching halt and are reduce to a single word. "Wow."

After backpacking down the Nankoweap Trail we set up camp near the Colorado River. When looking out from camp toward the rim (over a mile up) on the second day, we caught this view of the smoke from a forest fire on the rim, the crescent moon on the left, and the silhouette of Mt. Hayden in the center. Although we were worrired about our cars on the rim, the sight was truly awe inspiring. The pic doesn't do it justice. Photo by Frank Fischer.

Walk from the parking lot down to the overlook favoring the left hand railing. Once at the bottome of the stairs, hop the left (north) railing and follow a faint path along ridge till it fades. Keep going and keep te draw to your left. Look for a rock caren to mark the drop in point. Head left down steep dirt till the gulley bottom. You can't miss the fixed rope. Once at the bottom, turn right and stay close to the cliff bottom for less pain. Eventually you will find the shale. WEAR THICK LEATHER GLOBES, CARHARTT'S, AND JACKET.

One of many many photos from my recent Hike in the Grand Canyon Rim to River and back 8 hours 44 mins. Not a bad first time...

The South Rim looking North/ Northwest. Power and glory come to mind... It is a mighty big hole!

I went to the canyon this summer and took this shoot on my way back from the colorado river... Hope you all see this place once ( at least ) in your life...

Climbing at the grand canyon was one of the greatest experiences in my life. im hoping there are more to come. i think this is about a 5.7 that my and my partner pete are climbing.

This is by far the best sunset ive ever seen well at least at the grand canyon i hope u enjoy

This a great picture of a sunset at the Grand Canyon. Climbing here was one of the best times of my life.

Me and my partner pete are doing a little run on the gc rim and we are runing over these little gaps and for one of them we looked down and realized they went down quite a dist.

Lincoln Westfall topping the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. This fun shot was taken on a beautiful day by my best bud Dave Dixon on August 7, 1999 during our wild 10-day 5000-mile road trip from our homes in Nashville, Tennessee out through all the big parks out in Arizona, Utah, Wyoming, and back. Just some exploring and bouldering and messing around, but we got some nice pics along the way! Hope this doesn't look like I'm trying too hard. :) My sister Desiree is the real climber in the family, actually - her recent photo from pinscar is still near the top of the ratings for photos from the last three months! Love ya Des! :) Peace, Safe climbing and a Happy New Year to all!

We were hiking along the Grand Canyon one day.. and just decided to set a top roap on some over hang right off the path. 5.10 or so i would guess.

East Face of O'Niell Butte. This is down the Kiabab Trail, South rim, Grand Canyon Nat'l Park AZ.

Phuganut approaches the quality climbing on Mt Hayden in the Grand Canyon

As seen from Pt Imperial on the North Rim, it's only 1.5-2hrs approach from here!