Here's is something you usually see in southern Utah at Arches National Park. Pretty cool. It was taken somwhere in the vicinity of bathrock but not quite sure where.

Here is the rebarred section of the class 4 route. Fun climb and a great down climb for all the other routes on Bath Rock.

The rebar route can be found on the West side of Bath rock. In this picture, it is located on the ledge in the center. People are below it.

I took this picture on the way out of the City. We got rained out before I could climb but I did get this cool picture of water coming off the rock. Photo by Caroline.

Utah Climbing Club outing to City of Rocks. Julie was amazing on this 5.10c route up the back side of Bath rock. We spent 3 days in the City and it was magical.

Utah Climbing Club outing to City of Rocks. Julie was amazing on this 5.10c route up the back side of Bath rock. We spent 3 days in the City and it was magical.

Looks like we got a little rain! Enough to make water falls. Lucky for us, we got off the rocks when we saw the storm blowing in.

View from the Rollercoaster Wall October 2004

Kathleen turning a lap on Private Idaho in October 2004. Great route with awesome pro. She made the route look easy!

Three of my friends decided to do The Cowboy Route all at the same time. It's an awesome route that's quite long with little gear, but worth every foot of climbing!

Just chilling after a end of the day solo up the huge jugs on the front of bath rock

Such an unusal route for outdoors all most feel like you are climbing in the gym but it is just hight quality.

Here's Simon about to climb through the crux of Collosus. The photo was taken buy a passer buy who I gave Simons brand new 1500 dollar camera to. "Hey buddy, push this button and take our picture! Please don't run off with the camera."

My buddy Shane took this photo while i was bouldering in one of the overhangs near Bath rock.

The corner is Private Idaho (5.9) and is 100 feet long. Collosus (.10c) is the face to the right of it and is the same length. Both are great routes.

Chris Borodenko on Gemini (12a) City of Rocks, Idaho.

Chris Borodenko pulling on some of Gemini's (12a) more positive holds. City of Rocks, Idaho.

Mike working his way up some west coast desert rock.