The first night out at Lower Devil's Canyon, getting ready to tackle the classic Totem Pole. This shot came out better than expected.

Pretty sure this is NOT in the Toyota RAV4 owner's manual as recommended usage...

This is the route Totem Pole in Lower Devils Canyon. Not the best route there but the most striking.

Alex and Hal silhouetted on top of The Totem Pole (2001).

My friend took this picture of the landscape of lower devils canyon in az.

on our way down to -eyes of the world 5.11a- a popular lower devils canyon climb

the trip down to lower devil's canyon is well worth the day, though, two days is better. So many great climbs down there.This is me sitting on top of the totem pole, 5.10d/511.a depending on who your talking to. A classic!

Alex Cameron belayed by Fritzski on 2nd pitch of Adios Larry after it was retrobolted. Still need to pay attention near the top even if it is jugs to top slab. After a bulgy couple cruxes at start of the pitch, it stays steep and clean. Great rock, wonderful day with good friends. By Sonso45 on olympus digital 010804.

About three miles down a nasty 4 wheel drive road gets you to Lower Devil's Canyon. Has some of the best roped climbing in Queen Creek.

This is in the Lower Devils Canyon at QC. We were stupid and didn't find the trail so we bush wacked it all the way in from the canyon floor through some really nasty cactus and stuff. We came upon this route, it looked good but we didn't have a book to tell us what the route was rated so i jumped on it. We thought it was a 2 pitch so i took 2 ropes up with me but it turns out there was no hanging belay so the only way to do this route all the way to the top was to put in your own anchors with cams but the wall is pretty smooth so that would have been real hard. So i got to about the 7th bolt and just said screw it and threw in a bail beaner and came down. This is a pic from about 80 ft up while i sat on the 7th bolt.

Karen Fritz from Gilbert, Az climbing "Go Mom" (5.6) on Unknown Wall along road to Lower Devils Canyon. Great spot for a family outing with the small climbers!

Very warm spring day with a cool waterfall below. Not often you get to see that. The route was a tad runout without gear.

This is a good finish to a demanding route by Hackberry Creek standards. I liked it and would recommend it.

This is THE route to do here. Fun and safe with gear and bolts.

Another picturesque line, the guys topped out and headed to the Totem Pole for more!

She said it looked cool, so we did it. Great rock, decent pro and easy climbing to the exposed top out. What more could you ask?

Nice shot of the rock and great pro

We had a great day in a wonderful area that David and Arjun developed. A couple of bolted routes and many more mixed.

I was lucky enough to get on this while Aaron was there.

Ready to be lowered off the new route on the Totem Pole, Pathological Optimist.

Starting up the east face of the Totem Pole. A great fun route. Gets steeper and harder at the end and stays in your face the last quarter!