Leading on Centurion. The Roman Wall is the most spectacular looking wall at HCR.

Good times in Horseshoe.... Was a great 3 days of climbing.

just me climbing up on "Dont Be Gay" at the roman wall in Horseshoe Canyon, AR...at least i think it is that route?

my friend marcus rocking up "Dont Be Gay" on the roman wall at Horseshoe Canyon, AR...

This is a shot I got of Brian powering through the finishing moves of Ceasar's Tossed Salad, a classic 11 at the ranch. Couldn't have asked for better weather.

This is A.W. onsighting "Comotus" 5.10 (I think) at the Roman Wall, HCR. Photo by Duane Duncan (http://www.arphotos.com) of Little Rock. This photo was taken about halfway up the route, just above the crux. Above this route lies "Maximus" (5.12), a beautiful roof climb that forms a stellar second pitch.

This is the 5.12 roof route above the 5.10 Comotos, its a steller route. I lost my feet looking for the next hold around the lip, luckily my friend Matt got a good pic before I got my feet back on.

Arkansas in the fall is a great time to visit. I cant remember what route this was but there are three on this roof becoming more difficult towards the peak on the Roman Wall. Thats John Andres belaying his brother Jim while Chris Marks takes the pic.

Zac (zacrobinson) working Sybarite, 5.9, on the Roman Wall of Horseshoe Canyon Ranch. photo by D.O.

Zac (zacrobinson) working on topping off this 5.11a on the Roman Wall... sweet area, awesome roof, just real nice. photo by D.O.

Just another spectacular, safe, sandstone, sport route for your enjoyment. 5.11

This route is either ceasars tossed salad or boronocus im not sure. Any way this picture gives a good view of the roman wall. Jim Andres belaying brother John, photo by Chris Marks

Dan & jackscoldsweat gearing up for a quick run up the Roman Wall. Photo by gravitysucks. (experimenting with antique medium format camera.)

Jarod got this shot near the end of a long day of climbing at the Ranch. We were worn out.

Just my dad's second time climbing outside. My mom and sister climbed as well. We had a great time, great weather, and no crowds!

Jon, giving thanks for his technique, and new fixed draws, on a beautiful Thanksgiving Day, onsights Boronocus (5.11b) at Horseshoe Canyon Ranch.

Jeremy enjoys the lower crimpy section of Boronocus at Horseshoe Canyon Ranch, Thanksgiving Day, 2007, during his redpoint ascent.

working our way up Sybarite, this was like our third try on the route.

Great climb