Matthew on the Comet Dyno at Rocktown, GA. This is a full out throw off crimps to a huge jug. Finding the right feet to leap from is key. Pic taken by Keith 2/21/04.

Greg sends Croc Bloc at Rocktown. This photo is taken by Josh Allen.

John Gass on the Comet Traverse. This has got to be one of the best looking boulders in the southeast. Little crimpers and long moves are what this problem is all about.

rokklym on the fun but very easy Comet Arete. A must do if your passing by.

Chossmonkey pulling down on some small holds at Rocktown

Mike Bacon takes on the V5 highball Center Direct on the Croc Block in his Nike Air tennis shoes. Mike is a beast and he has the shoes to prove it. -Photo taken by Matthew in July of 2003

This is a zoomed out pic of Crock Block. It's the prettiest face I've seen on a boulder- perfect height and the holds are big, flat, and sloping. One of the gems of Rocktown. Photo taken in July 2003 by Matthew.

This was a pretty decent wall behind the Comet bouldering problem. If you go up the crack on the right it is about 5.7-5.8. If you go to the left it is at least a 5.10a. Here is Anne conquering the left side.

Biggernhell toproping on an unknown climb, (the peter pan route, right anne??) behind the Comet bouldering problem in Rocktown. Going up the left side was rated about 5.10a-5.10c. Not really sure.

This is my first submission to the site. its me on the direct line of Croc block at rocktown. Its V5ish, slopey and kinda long. Not bad for a cheap digital pic, eh?

Jason entering the crux of the Croc Bloc's Center Direct.

great boulder!

bumping to the slot exting the roof.

Climbing Croc Bloc (V5) at Rocktown.

Classic Rocktown Problem.

Andrew crossing to the nipple hold on helicopter sit

one of many attempts.