Nothing spectacular, but here's the view from the top of West View, Sugarloaf Mtn.

A climber coiling the rope while the sun is setting

Steve moving through the crux while following on Sherpa Connection.

Steve took this shot while at the top of White Rocks. The rope does some strange things as it's being coiled.

Climbing Slow and Easy at Devils Kitchen, Sugarloaf Mtn.

This is the view from my neighborhood in Virginia. I live on the Potomac River and you can see Sugarloaf from certain places in the hood.

This is a really awesome line. The cracks and flake are just stellar, when ya get on this climb it makes ya wish there was 200 feet of it rather than 50 or so. Jam, layback and just have fun. Sooo cool .

oh boy so we were working this awsome climb that came straight out of a hole ... and my friend decides to take the picture at the worst possible time! haha ,, i dont even know why im posting this .... but the face is to classic to resist.

This is up in the mountains, and kinda hidden, but a really cool problem.

Nice route the pic was taken December 31, 2003. this is not a bouldering route but I was just warming up. it's great for top rope.

I don't now if this is actually a route but it was good for me. 12/31/2003

This was taken 1 month after I had my son Kai Parker. I don't have any recent climbing photos, I will post later!

I'm not sure exactly what this route was called or what it was rated, however it was interesting. Taken on June 26, 2002 EDIT: Found the name!! It's called "I am a Cam" how appropriate!!!

This is a picture of me on a boulder problem I found while hiking with my brother Tim behind Sugarloaf one day. No one had ever climbed it and it remains to be seen if the route can be pulled past the top. With a little scrubbing and some time this puppy could be V5

This is a nice little bouldering spot I found behind Sugerloaf ond day in DECEMBER.

This is an area my brother found a long time ago and he took me in December (A very warm Dec.) It's just off of Mount Ephraim Road past the white rocks pull-off. That means left over the creek and down a little bit to another pulloff (on the left) then hi

Middle is Bloodguard, left side is White Quartz Wielder, and the big crack on the right is a 5.3 - forgot the name