Pretty big holds, but scary blind throw for the topout.

Made the moves, but too scared for topout.

Awesome 5.8 route. Pockets, crack system, and slingin' horns.

sirtoots pulling hard on the pockets in the 45 degree cave at Clack Mtn. before her feet crumble away. Problem name and grade unknown to me. Photo by kerplunk

Awesome slab problem @ Clack Mountain. Double underclings with high feet help make the first move to the bubbish sloper a cool flowing ordeal. Finish with high-ball 5.9 slabbin' and you've got yourself a classic.

This picture was taken by James Polk. We met after he got out of class at Morehead one afternoon and did a few routes along the road at Clack. There are some access issues and it is advisable not to climb there. The route is called Afternoon Delight and felt 5.9 or 5.10a to me. Its one of the better routes at Clack.

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Beautiful twin formation catching the last rays of the sun. Many boulder problems on these gems.

Start on the lower slopers, moving your feet to compensate for swing. Heel hook, lock-off and throw for the sideways pocket. Throw again to another pocket and top it out.

Clack Mtn.

Clack Mtn.

Clack Mtn.