The intended route, I believe, is a dyno from just above where George is to the ledge just right of the ancors. He cheated right a little but still flashed it.

George, Casey and I spent half our day playing on this route. It's a lot of fun but pretty tricky.

After George took a twenty foot lead fall onto my head just before I climbed this, I decided that top-roping this one would be good enough for me. A word of caution to anyone belaying this route - it's possible to ground out if you fall with a lot of slack out trying to clip that third bolt, so watch out!

Don't miss this classic when you visit the Red.

I lead this route for the 4th or 5 th time this summer and every time its a blast.

This is me belaying my two friends to the top of the second pitch. We came back on a different day and climbed this by the light of headlamps. All 3 of us were at the top anchors, under the stars. When we rapped down, we switched off all lights. It was great!

This is Tim Powers on "Synchronicity" (5.11b), an overhanging finger crack located at Roadside Crag in , Kentucky. Photo by Steve Faulkner circa 1992.

Yer basic red River sport climb. Jean on "Up Yonder.". Ya kinda have to reserve the "Way" in the name for P2

This is a shot of me starting the classic 10c A.W.O.L. The climb was intimidating for my husband and I because it was overhung and the pockets looked sparse, but they were bomber, and the route was sooooo much fun!

Great pics from the tree. Pulling Pockets is a 5.10d sport route.

This is my wife and my St. Bernard the day after a Metallica concert. It wasn't the greatest of climbing trips, we were both worn out from the concert.

u want to get pumped........pull on some pockets..........................johnnybgood sends!!

I loved this route, first time on it and it spit me off at the 1st large hueco. My knee popped loud enough to sound like a gun. Finished with a limp. Jeff took on nikon coolpix 042904.

We ran into a group of strong climbers from Quebec, which was cool... since we're Canadian as well and now live in VT. We head up to Quebec quite a bit and it was cool to run into people who were from even further away than we were. This route was on my "to do" list, but I left it till too late in the trip.

First day at the Red. This is a steep pumpy 12b. Thanks to my buddy Cherith for taking pics.

Well of course there was a lineup for this classic fun climb. Damian led this without any real difficulty, fun to watch.

Photo by the Conster on 3/26/04. Great weather and good climbing at the Red.

Photo taken my mike up in the tree next to the route. Great weather.

I like this shot of John on Way Up Yonder because of the color of his shirt and hat, plus all the chalked up holds are clearly visable.

T.K. on "Andromeda Strain" (5.10a) at Roadside Attraction. Photo by Andy Lemon.

A climber ascending Ro Shampo during our Fall Break Climbing trip to the red

Here are some pics of me on a failed attempt of way up yonder. I love that climb.

this scan looks kinda fuzzy. but you get the picture. pun intended.

picture taken by my bud josh baluch while i (tom dugan) attempted the open project on roadside crag in the natural bridge region of the red... its a fun climb; really hard too. it starts in a small cave and then continues straight up where the cave opens.

This Roadside classic sees more traffic than this site! It's an oft debated 11d/12a, but a fun route to play on. This is Dan Dempsey making the route look easy! Taken with an unknown point and shoot camera.