Here we have and unidentified leader working his way up the crux of P2 of Frogland, where I was just 2-3hrs earlier.

From the top of Whiskey Peak I could see several parties on routes on Black Velvet Wall. I hope the people on top of the tower on Epinephrine at 2pm made it up sans epic.

Can any of you Red Rocks Regulars identify this start ? Pic is taken at the base looking straight up.

Mee again, at the dawn of time. just looking, waiting and seeing if I can stand the test of time!

This is one of the most memorable pitches I have ever done. Don't worry it's solid

Alex and Andy head out for a fun-filled day of climbing in Red Rocks.

Kurt and I on Frogland isn't two characters enough

David on Frogland, 1st pitch. nice corner

color abounds in the desert, I do like it

I thought I would upload this due to the traffic the route is getting. Routefinding is a slight issue. Key Beta:When leaving the 2nd belay, aim straight up for the protruding buttress above.

Photo by Bill Thiry. With the kind permission of Larry DeAngelo.
Larry DeAngelo in the 1rst pitch of Canadian Club, which is also a 1rst pitch variation for Frogland.

Photo by Larry De Angelo with his kind permission.
Bill in the second pitch, in the second easier part. The finger crack cannot be seen from the belay.

Photo by Larry DeAngelo wih his kind permission.
Bill Thiry is goofing on top of the pillar which marks the beginning of the 3rd pitch of Canadian Club.

Photo by Larry DeAngelo with his kind permission.
Me seconding in the easy 5.5 or so 4th pitch of Canadian Club, on an ocean of (fragile) holds.

Photo by Bill Thiry. With kind permission of Larry DeAngelo.
On the good ledge on top of the 4th pitch, I'm belaying Larry ascending the 5th short length. I was so hungry at that moment!

Photo by Larry DeAngelo with his kind permission.
Bill is cruising through the 5 pitch, a short length going up right.

Photo by Larry DeAngelo with his kind permission.
Bill completely exhausted and me ready to do it again. Or Bill kidding and me kidding. Or whatever you want. We were just happy.

Photo by Bill Thiry with the kind permission of Larry DeAngelo.
Larry smiling and me trying to smile. After all, I was maybe stressed and exhausted. It was my 3rd multipitch ever, and the first trad one...

Atpeace finishes up the first pitch of the Misunderstanding. Great wide route. Spring 05

Here's Larry DeAngelo climbing Frogland on a lazy day out in Red Rock.

Lovely cool June day on a classic route. The crux was well-protected and the rest of the climb to the top of pitch 4 was just lovely. The last corners are well worh doing. Sonso45 took photo of Joanne U. with nikon digital 060505.

Pass the little traverse on pitch 4. The topo said there was a bolt but it was on the other side of the arrete, back towards the belay. I ran it out on the varnished face lower and climbed the slab up to the hand traverse. Pink tricam in the finger pocket gave some confidence.

Cliché summit picture for sure. This was a nice little 5.8 romp to the top of Whiskey peak. Again I was freezing my ass off and again we had trouble with the crowds. We passed a slow party on pitch 2 but than we became sort of slow when I missed the belay on pitch 3. Still some funs moves mixed in with some easy terrain and a few easy run-outs.

Ahh finally a bit of sun. The last few belays were hella cold so i was really glad to move out into the sun. The pitch before this was sort of interesting. I opted to climb the easy face holds instead of the better ugly chimney crack to the left.

Luke Olson trailing a rope for the long rappel off of Sand Felipe. Sustained climbing on a beautiful wall with ample (probably too much) protection. Either way, a fun route to do while waiting for other climbs in the area or to round out the day. Photo by Jeff Pierce