Here's the infamous Sherwin warming up on Autobot (V5) in Chaos Canyon in Rocky Mtn. National Park. The problem starts in this ~20' pit between two faces and is quite a bit overhung. If you fall and don't catch yourself, you rattle down between the two faces.

Ben on Bush Pilot. Chaos canyon, RMNP, summer 2004.

Tommy's Arete is hidden under a stack of boulders with a horrible landing. A classic line of slapping to slopers and crimps around an arete finally crosses to a jug with a committing heel hook.

This lone problem lying on the shores of Lake Haiyaha is short and sweet. Only six moves merit the V12, but those moves are sick hard.

This problem lies right between Gang Bang (V8) and The Centaur (V13) on a giant boulder. Underclings, body tension and deadpoint strength do the trick here.

Body Tension and Finesse are a must to pull off this exhausting V11. Wierd body positioning and slippery edges demand precision on Bush Pilot.

This was the view we had every day as we made the hike up to climb in the park this summer.