Here is a Topo of D. Rock showing Rt numbers and Road names, should give a better view of where its located at.

This is the main rock formation at Dinosaur rock. as u can plainly see where it gets its name. This area is not climbed much. Its a shame there is so much grafitti. This is just south of Gretna. There are several lines that i have never climbed but currently working on.

This is the a direct view, with my friend as a measurement guide, she's 5'4". Goes to show how high the formation actually is.

This is one of the many problems still not named or completed. The crack looks like it could be a killer traverse problem. This pic to me looks like the side profile of a T-rex, hence the name for this formation "Theropoda".

Some more pics of the formation. This is a continued view just left of T-Rex.

More views of Theropoda. Trying to give a good view of this formation, hoping to spark some interest.

More views of Theropoda. Trying to give a good view of this formation, hoping to spark some interest.

Suzette getting trying her hand at Coprolite far right. This a a short but very fun problem. The crux is making the 2nd move into a small pocket and sharp finger edge. From there ya go straight up to the top, reaching over the edge. The face your climbing on is a split boulder.

This is another view of D.Rock. Suzette is trying a project, yet to be completed on the inside way right face of Corpolite

My friend Dan Famous working the tip of John Holmes, he named it I wanted “ Hungry, hungry hippo”. Fun little traverse.

Suzette Kreider climbing unnamed climb near Theropoda.

Kathleen Mcnalley on a fun v1.