This is a picture of tyify meandering through this route. They seemed to be way off course by the time i took the camera out. Sorry Ty!

A sad and dejected Alaskan climber comes slowly to the realization that maybe the 2004 climbing season is getting close to being over. The date is September 25th, and giving up comes hard.

This is more to show the runout between bolts on this climb than anything. Will is leading, I took the pic.

This is me on my first trad lead. I got about 6 feet off the deck and it started to rain. Just my luck.. But I finished the route in spite of the fact that both the rock and I were soaked. Thanks to John (coldclimb) for taking the pictures and for lending me some of his gear to do the climb. :)

This is a diagram of the jump I made to save my friend from a 70 foot whipper. Please leave comments

This is my friends hands after she took a 35 foot fall that would of been 70 if I wouldn't of acted quickly...look at other pictures for how I acted...

This is a topo that I have put together using Mark Hall's internet guide along with Whitelaw and Pollard's guidebook. I also have updated it a little bit based on first hand knowledge. This is pretty small, if you want to see it bigger, check out my pdf of Hatcher Pass topos.

Doug Widdis (Polarwid) on belay as I second in Archangel Valley the day before he packed up and left Alaska. Turned out to be an awesome sunny day, and we took full advantage of it. Hopefully we'll get a chance to climb again sometime.

Ben Bates (bigboulderboarderbinerben) rapping off local motion in Archangel Valley with Pinnacle peak standing out nicely in the background. Next summer we'll have to work that one into our schedule.

This was taken in may of 2002 above the Monolith by the Highlander Boulder. Even with all of the snow, it was nearly 75 that day.

This is John Borland (coldclimb) on a fun little 5.10 face we top-roped during the Alaska RC.com gathering. It was good to finally climb with another member besides Micah. Thanks for hauling me up there and catching me John...

This is a shot of the Monolith in Hatcher Pass from the end of the road up Archangel Valley. A quick walk up the road past the gate brings you to the base of the easiest accessed crag in the Pass. The white dot is a climber on Center Slab Left (5.9).

Photos of Justin and me climbing Unknown, a 5.10 crack, roof, and slab climb.

Justin Martin belaying himself up an unknown 5.10 hard climb.

Time laps shot of me climbing up an unknown 5.10 hard climb.