New routes are still being added weekly out here. This is the newest on 9/25. We built a better landing and clean the rock face of loose sand for hours as well as brushing and scraping loose sand out of the holds and knocking the loose flakes off making it safe to climb now.

Part of work day Beaty Boulders on 9/25/06 I was cleaning the loose sand off the sandstone roof section that was very loose at first. It's very solid now and it's ready to climb.

Pick was taken pre-FA of this larger of the 2 cracks. This was one of our "clean-up" days out there at Beaty Boulders. Notice the new reatining rock wall and dirt back fill to create the new landing zone. It's just big enough for 2 large crash pads.

Clay setting up his dyno move from the ledge next to the small crack on Highball Wall. This move was pretty ballsy considering just below out of the picture a missed throw here would have sent him 80' below into boulders and cactus down the hill below. By the time you read this though we will have made this spot much safer with a new retaining wall and flat landing for your crash and burn pad.

newly open wall sections with many routes on it, including a couple craks and some really small crimpy high sections that haven't even been sent yet.

Drew on the small crack. Notice damn in background. This place is great for an all day outting if ya have a kayak to paddle the lagoon or just cool off in the waterfall.

Clay starting on the newly built retaining wall next to the big crack. Lots of work being done to open up this whole area under this wall. Another larger retaining wall is going to be built this week under the middle section to help improve the landing here.

This is an obvious free standing boulder that sits on it's edge right smack in the middle of Beaty Boulders. You can climb both front and back of it. The back has a fun dyno route on it or use the small 1-2 finger pockets to make it much harder. The front side towards the road is the layback slightly over hanging route called Layback Jack V1. Great fun on this rock.

One of many fun sit start problems around Beaty. This one has a perfect gallery area of small rocks for your pals to watch ya climb under one of very few real trees at Beaty Boulders.

Since we cleaned this area out it has been raining so it hasn't even been climbed YET. It has some great looking holds everywhere and is meant to be a lowball travers starting from the long siode going around the corner and topping out at the obvious crack on the shorter (east) end of the rock. Good Luck!

This is this east side of Babys Arm where you top out at. Near the middle - end you'll see a crack that runs from the face to over the top with big holds all the way over the edge. Nice soft red clay dirt landings about 2-3 feet off the ground. Perfect for those just getting into over vertical climbing and very much challanging enough for the expert.

Very fun spot that can be climbed from any side straight up, traversed, dyno'd. There are great fun holds everywhere on this rock and even though it;s may look quite easy. All except for one route near the shallow end on the left side are actually quite challanging as they are very slopy top out with not much to grab onto. A swingingheel hook has proved to be very fun and just the momentum needed to get up and over here. We'll let you figure the sequence out yourself. Thats what makes it fun right?

This is the west end of Beaty and is where some of the best routes are located on the back side of the big slab in the middle. the sloping face is greta for kids, there is a long easy traverse on the side of the slab, and some much hartder overhanging ledges are featured on the back side of it uphill. There is a great , though very scetchy wall traverse on the cliff face just above the big slab as well that we are thinking about adding some pro due to the horrible landing/leg breaking area full of cactus just below it.

this is the view from the access road looking towards the middle section of Beaty Boulders. There is much more to climb you still can't see even in these pics.

This is the classic overhang rock right where you park. It's literally right there along side the road where ya park when ya drive in. Take the trail just to the left of it that goes passed the big slab to access more of the classics.

this is such a fun problem. the core the core! use the core!!

This is the start of up the CS problem. if you go right, you are on Up and Over

This is a classic route in San Angelo, showed to me by Zacharia Lingerfelt, currently of Durango, CO. No one ever named these routes and this is not my FA photo credit Evening

Evening pulling the topout (the hard way) of Give me convenience direct.

We named it the CS problem because the holds are so tiny, it looks like you are pointing at nothing. photo credit: Evening

This is where the climb gets tough! Super slopey. There is a nice palm sized knob waiting to relieve the pressure. At this point she is about to have to cut her feet and swing them to the other side, otherwise you just can't hold the slopes!

This is a great problem. but.. if you live in san angelo... you are probably tired of it. try the beeline.

Don't try this without a drop knee.... if you can hold the edge steady, the lip is yours

bonus for any |>|< fans out there. I didn't FA this route. but also. no one ever named it and the "warm up boulder" is lame. so. I named it. its not mine blah blah. it really is convenient to work a roof problem where the fall is not an x factor. this is in san angelo, texas near the flood gates off of beaty road. V1 traverse but there are a quite a few tough mantles if you start at the bottom.

same route, photoshopped