This is a supper fun route that is in an awesome location. It is much easier to belay this route if you don’t clip the first three bolts on the overhang. (Make sure you have a good spot though). Start on the vertical wall in the background, then climb across the overhanging underside of the top boulder, and finally up the second vertical face to the top. The route has an easy walk-off down the backside of the boulder. Note: This route has deteriorated excessively! A majority of the 10ft, crack which runs across the underside of the overhanging boulder has flaked off. Climber:Bryce Rowley Belayer:Robin Hill Photographer: Julie Werner

This pic was taken after I fell. Be careful leading this route. The rope kinks alot, causing problems when taking and giving slack. It is better to skip the three clips on the overhang and get a solid spoter insted.

Fun and powerful route just left of the Standard Overhang. Best in the cool weather.

Bongeater in LCC. Off-width to hands to fingers. Got through the thin section OK but couldn't make the exit move. James Naus photo.

Not making it up Lance's in LCC, yeah you know me. I thought the veins were somewhat gross.

We decided to try the double dyno on dan's problem in LCC. It took a few tries, it was pretty hot and the friction was bad.

Me cooling down on the standard overhang after a full day of bouldering.

This is the opening move to a relentless Climb. I have not climbed a cooler climb, bar none.

I've been climbing for only a couple months now- this is me finishing up my first (and most picturesque so far) 5.10b. Needless to say, I'm hooked!

The crack was super fun but getting around the corner just adds to it.

After many attempts of this classic or at least in my mind a classic, or may be be just a piece of shite, we finally sent it. I don't know how many wippers I took on this thing. Gosh it was so easy that time. I guess after a yearand a half it should.lol

topping this route out was pretty damb scetchy the first time with no more small peices. With finger size gear it's a breeze.

So I wanted to climb a route that would kick my trash but be able to do the moves, James says have I got a route for you. This route is Awesome, Sick and very sequential, get it wrong and into the air you go.

Every climber needs a partner like James someone to totally blow your head up so you actually think you have a chance at onsighting a route a grade harder than you ever have before simpley because "it's your style". After this point in the climb you are in the mix till you round the Arete.I thought I was going to get this route a log time ago, and being really eager to send it, I didn't tape up. well I get to the crux and pull through to have my foot pop and with it my untaped hand. Ouch!!! I pulled a crappy placed #1 and fell a lot farther than expected. woot!!wooo!! Talk about a bloody hand.

My cuz Ron had his first experience jugging and loved it. Turned out some pretty damn cool pictures too.

Between the two of us I'm pretty sure we have climbed this route more than any other climbers total.

Francesca a la mitad de la práctica de Tradicional durante el curso tomado en Littel Cottonwood Canyon, SLC, Utah.

This is my first time up this climb (or would you call it a traverese?)

Weve worked on this route twice. It is a short travers after a small roof. The crux is pulling to the top.

My roomate took this picture of me trying my first v4 outside. This was also our first attempt at granite climbing.

At this point in the climb the clips are starting to become somewhat more desperate

A shot of the canyon while sending the Mexican.

John sends this beautiful line on a perfect spring day.

getting out of the run-out squeeze pitch.

great 2nd pitch after the trees of indecent exposure variation.