Sweet belay looks down both sides of the spire

spanning the chimney on the final pitch

Phuganut tentatively approaches the Pope's Dick

Looking down wonderful Queen Victoria Spire on another beautiful day.

Stellar 2nd pitch!

The epic adventure begins: 5pitches, 3summits, 6raps, infinite exposure.

Tomas pads his way up to the Spout! Lots of air, very little pro! Hey Heather, "do you smell frankincense?"

KB 2nds the stellar Technicolor Corner on a balmy January day.

KB cranks on P2 of Technicolor Corner, then his lead turns to spicy face climbing.

Moose's Butte, Queen Victoria, and Pointed Dome around sunset

Tourist Trap - a nice, short offwidth on Schnebly Hill Road at mile marker 2 on the left

Fun, sporty face climbing, check out that manky piton :) to a fun hand crack. Protecting the move off of the ledge is a little tricky due to the pocketed nature of the crack, Tricams help.

Here is the route highlighted for your climbing pleasure!

Beautiful day, weather. Very crumbly rock. Do not count on your pro catching you.

View looking Northwest to Moose's Butte and Queen Victoria from Schebly Hill Rd. Sedona, AZ.

Queen Victoria - Route view on east face. Pitch 1, Chimney crack is predominate. Loose rock in places - climb delicate!

Leading Pitch 1!

Catherine on pitch 3, looking good!

Catherine on Summit, Moose's Butte as the backdrop.

View of Midgely Bridge from an artistic view.

Mark's hard to see, but it's him coming out of the final super-exposed roof on another great Burcham route. Wild Wild West lives up to it's name. Great exposure on this finish!

"no, that's just how we come down" 10min til homebrews!

sed getting some exposure on P2

an adventure and a test piece!

Mike finds sandy slabby feet and no hands across this blank looking pitch.