This is an awesome single pitch route. After the freak hail storm Jen took some awesome photos. Props to Jen!!!!

Well, luckily enough I didn't get the boot off of this hill. Sweet route, definately a classic.l

...than the hold will come to me. Sweet route!!! Fun sport climbing (.11a) with a long reach and a smearing, slopey layback. Thanks Jen 4 the photo.

Chads right, this is destined to be a classic for all those offwidth, no pro, bombay chimney lovin mo fo's out there. (All 10 of you)

What a great route, but the glory is the burley 5.9 offwidth, yeah!

Pulling the final fist jams out of the offwidth roof on Eeyors Enigma. I still have a short chimney section and a burly twelve inch squeeze chimney to burrow through before I get a spot to make an anchor. An overlooked classic for sure.

Making one of the reachy moves on Boothill. I couldn't really tell where the (actual) crux was, but for sport, it was a pretty good route. Photo by Jenn Codina.

This climb got the blood flowing. The finger locks and lieback moves were great, but trust those feet. I continued up the crack to the left and then had to traverse over, making for some nasty rope drag, instead move onto the arete a few feet higher and run it out to the top.

David on Traveler Buttress

The climber is two thirds up the picture in the dark crack. 1969 photo.

Scott Perry leading the O.W. section on Travelers Buttress. He soon regreated takeing all those cams, but hey, it made my job easier:)

This is an autoportrait, i.e. another take on a butt shot with a twist :) A twist of my torsoe that is. This is the 3rd pitch, past the hainous 5.9 offwidth, to the rewarding airy arete climb. This photo tries to show the exposure you get on that pitch by putting the wall and the climber in perspective.

This shot is the first pitch of Traveler Buttress. Great 5.7 liebacks and juggy dike climbing down low with a distinct 5.8 flaring offwidth crux up above. If you still have some hexes laying around from the old days, bring 'em. They place well on this climb.

Last pitch of the ultra classic CC on the Leap. Thanks to Doki and Kindredlion for the belay and the shot!

We decided to do the route in 4 pitches instead of trying to run out the 3rd pitch. I got to the belay station and took on the rack and immediately started moving on up. This shot was taken with me about 10ft up from the belay.

Tom on the third pitch of Corrugation Corner

some top rope at Donner Summit....................................

This is near the top of the beautifull Tombstone Terror. Its good to see my belayer working so hard.

The crux of the Enigma. This route is more mentally dangerous than physically. It reminds me of TM's at Sugarloaf accept longer with more bite.

David on the first pitch of Travelers Buttress

Off-width Travelers Buttress

Ryan flaking the rope after we climbed Corrugation Corner.

this is on the second pitch of Eeyore's Enigma. It's an awesome horizontal squeeze chimney. (emphasis on awesome)

Just after the fists section on P2 and right before the squeeze

After climbing Corrugation for the 3rd time, I placed a directional cam above the small roof to keep the rope out of the rope jamming crack there and avoid the heinous rope drag. Also, don't forget to use long runners on your first 3 pieces coming out of the chimney.