Climbing The Kitchen in Rock Canyon, UT. This is a classic climb which really lets you practice your technique and warm up for other routes in the canyon.

Tricky gear, but fun moves. I took a 15 footer onto my 00 metolius TCU.

Nick brought his slackline over one sunday evening and trained me in the way of the Jedi.

This is about 10 Feet form the top of the 200 foot 3rd pitch.

Took this shot during our FA of Looking for a Legacy (the exstension of Cambrian Grey @ the Bug Barn Wall). This is a must do route. Three stars!!!

This photo show just how perfect the rock is on Looking for a Legacy.

A basic map with some of the routes of Red Slab. PM me if you see any errors or can identify other routes. Photos taken by and posted with the permission of 'imove2fast'.

A basic route map for the 'George' area. PM me if you see any errors or can add routes. Photos taken by and posted with the permission of 'imove2fast'.

A basic route map for the 'Green Monster Slab' area. PM me if you see any errors or can add routes. Photos taken by and posted with the permission of 'imove2fast'.

A basic route map for Rock Canyon. PM me if you see any errors or can add routes. Photos taken by and posted with the permission of 'imove2fast'.

The view of Red Slab as you approach on the main trail. Photos taken by and posted with the permission of 'imove2fast'.

This is Mr. Freeze which can be found just right of the cool world dircet start. You should be able to follow our chalk marks to follow the route. Trstan feels that this is the best 5.8 in the whole canyon...I would agree that it's in the top 5 and iv'e done them all.

Tristen and I bolted this route just yesterday. After tons of hard work this route is ready for anyone looking for something rad! Tristen should be posting some other pics of this route also.

Bouldering around in The Kitchen up Rock Canyon. Little bit of a highball. Sweet area though, right off the path.

This was taken from the canyon trail looking directly up at Trilogy. I haven't actually climbed the final pitch and so take this beta for what its worth. The first pitch is easy with a couple of 5.8 moves. Beware of rope drag. You could split it in two on a great ledge half way up. For the second pitch we scrambled up some easy rocks and mantled onto a ledge 15' up and then started the route. Would be nice if there was a bolt on the face so you could climb the face directly to the ledge, but without a bolt we were too chicken to try. On the third pitch we couldn't pick out the line from the myrid of bolts and darkness was approaching so we rapped off. If rapping off second pitch make sure you extend with a sling so that your rope doesn't drag on the top or you won't be able to pull it from below. Pitch one was rapped in two drops with a single 60m.

Christian Knight leading the 200' last pitch of Lord of the Slings.

Trilogy Buttress - three pitches totaling about 440 feet. Pitch 1 = 180' Pitch 2 = 60' and Pitch 3 = 200'. Christian Knight lead the way with a 70 meter rope. The last pitch (5.9) could be done in two pitches with a hanging belay if needed. It was a sweet ride.

Christian Knight on approach to the Trilogy Buttress - Lord of the Slings route with 70 meter rope in toe.

Cristian Knight preparing to lead the 1st pitch of Lord of the Slings. In the first 20 feet the climber goes out of sight for the next 100 + feet.

Gray Rock on the first pitch is enjoying a fun climb with lots of good hand and foot holds to choose from, good rock texture, and a pleasant spring temprature. A dream found.

Christian Knight at the top of the first pitch and the path to the second pitch.

Christian Knight Leading the third pitch. As all the routes wander a bit, generous use of slings is required to keep the rope drag down on these long pitches.

Gray Rock in the zone on the third pitch. The first two pitches get you ready for the harder third pitch. The rock changes from the nice red rock to a fractured and sharpe quartsite.

On the third pitch the cruxt is about 20 feet from the top. I defenately felt my grip going.

The smile should tell the story. What a sweet climb.