Leading up fine nine- one of the more delicate routes in Jackson Falls b/c of the start and feet, but not necessarily that difficult. Fun!

Aya getting ready to head up the easy runout route "lefty crack", just left (and veering left... wonder how they got that name?) of "lovely arete". I think it was one of her first trad leads.

After climbing the Lovely Arete to the left of this route I managed to convince Larry to climb Hidden Treasure (mostly because I knew the pics would turn out good). Larry left some skin behind but I think he'll be quite happy with the photos.

After climbing the Lovely Arete to the left of this route I managed to convince Larry to climb Hidden Treasure (mostly because I knew the pics would turn out good). Larry left some skin behind but I think he'll be quite happy with the photos.

After climbing the Lovely Arete to the left of this route I managed to convince Larry to climb Hidden Treasure (mostly because I knew the pics would turn out good). Larry left some skin behind but I think he'll be quite happy with the photos.

My friend Vanessa took this picture of a climber leading Lovely Arete, I liked the way the spectators are all focused on what is happening.

My friend Zavi (boondock_saint) took this photo of me climbing Fine Nine in Jackson Falls. I'm reposting this so I can use it as a profile photo.

After climbing Lovely Arete we set up the TR and did Hidden Treasure. Photo by Myles A.

Another pic Keith from 3.26.06 at Jackson Falls

More of Keith doing that classic problem at Jackson Falls

This is my friend Keith onsighting Fine Nine. I finally got a chance to set up a rap line and do some shots from above.

Andrew cleaning the Fine Nine at Jackson falls Ill. He is posing with a quick draw right before the crux. A fun route that i highly recommed. Photo Taken by Jake. Taken October 8, 2005 on a cool Fall morning perfect for climbing.

this is matt g cruising hidden TREASURES on a fine day at the falls, great job bro

this is matt trying to warm up before doing hidden i think great day, i love jackson falls

My third redpoint attempt on Hidden Treasure(5.12a). Second time I fell at the first bolt, this time I made it through the crux but bailed right before the last bolt. Fourth time I got it!

andy n pulling lovely arete, a great route 11a, really cool the whol way through

Bob only worked this one a few times, then he got it in the bag.Photo by Will Scheperle

Here she is getting a top-belay on "Lovely Arete" (11a). She had to use a lot of fancy footwork to get past one of the tougher cruxes-- the leader dynoed it and barely made it. This is a classic Jackson Falls route.

This was my first 5.7 trad lead, and while it looks like there are bomber holds everywhere, there really aren't. The crack is very deep, but rounds out on the inside, making placements difficult, and the face is primarily rounded off slopers slopers.

This is a very fun climb, until just past the first bolt (which is on the left edge, at my waist), that's when the real work kicks in on this beautiful 11a sandstone. It's far beyond my capabilities, but I simply had to try it anyway!

Brandon well into the final runout on Fine Nine.

Passing the last bolt before the anchors.

Taking a breath after my redpoint of Lovely Arete, getting ready for 5.10 slopers to the top.

Jon getting a redpoint on Velvet Green.