This is a photo taken of the entire spire, beautiful rock, and a beautiful climb. Traverse the limestone from the left side of the frame, around to the large crack, and then head up to the top.

Photo of a buddy doing a head stand on the summit of the spire.

CanyonWrenJen takes a lap on the Church Spires favorite: Bliss. 80ft of pure joy!

CanyonWrenJen does the wide stem peristalsis up the "Poop Tube"

Don't let the guidebook discourage you- the anchors are fine. Stellar route- glad I finally got on it!

CanyonWrenJen cleans Bliss (10-) classic liebacking for 80ft.

CanyonWrenJen stems past the crux (11+) with 75ft of strenuous climbing yet to come!

CanyonWrenJen finds her way up this thoughtful route; Nice job Jen!

MG-J perfecting his butt sqeunching techniques on the loose,airy and asthetic rt facing corner...can you say gripped?!

Annie in her cornkernel helmet!

The latest in my series of me climbing completely meaningless things and making it look cool !

North Church and Minister in the Pulpit as seen from the approach trail.

Sarah on her second Sedona Spire, jugging pitch two.

CrackMD, 2/3rds the way up on splitter fingers to hands of "Genesis" note: the huge second roof of "Castles in the Sand" to the left.

CrackMD are you a proctologist?

CrackMD on the Uber-Classic 11+ "Castles in the Sand"

went with tradition on this one! Had a good time Whooping it up for the Pink Jeep tours, too!

great pitch, changing corners while liebacking clean edged thin hands, the next pitch is the real business though: fists out a seven foot roof with very little feet.

Keith gettin' Psyched for the burly 11+ roof, I wish I could upload the soundbytes of him grunting through that section!

cool sustained moves, steming and finger tip jams; but, rock quality and the size of the pro make this a better top rope!

and since then Man has been striving to scale heavenward up the walls, "and it was good!"

Now you know, so go. Have fun in the sun. Link 'em all in a long day.

Streaker Spire on the right and Christianity Spire on the left. Streakers route traverses the light colored limestone band to the obvious shaded crack in the middle of the upper face.

"The hardest thing I never did!" "Sometimes success supersedes style."

Guycan trying to decide between stemming between the two or going around right to the muddy OW. He went around right to the OW, with some creative Texas style lasoo roping for pro. Gotta love Sedona!