Photos by asellers98

Love this climb, the crack is soo nice.

Dawn Knam at the top of Low Angle Wall. On a Texas Mountaineers beginner climb class. Dawn followed the obvious line in this photo.

Dawn Knam at the top. One of many ways up.

The Texas Mountaineers on a beginner climbing class trip. The bouldering pad is under Walk in the Park V0.

Showing the transition from chimney to face climb to the nearest anchors.

Mentally preparing for her first offwidth chimney problem at Horseshoe.

Lead this one and left it up for the group to top rope.

Love the view, and it gives you a little idea of what to expect when you top out.

Butterknife route is the large chimney offwidth to a crack. Use the anchor bolts for Pear and Apple.

The blue line is the Rocky Mountain Oysters route. The yellow line is another possible route, but we didn't try it. The red dots are representing your anchor location, there are no bolts as of yet.

The left leaning crack is a great climb!

Turn and look.

Cliff taking off on this simple route.

One of my favorite shots of this route. Bob doing the route with his longer legs.

Wide angle shot of Bob climbing in the chimney.

Bob learning chimney techniques.

Bob Starting the chimney portion.

Follow the watermark straight up. The rope is where you will be climbing up once you are past the pile driver route. Traverse left until you get to where the rope is, then straight up to the top.

This is the pile driver route.

This is the ledge system on the left that you will leave the normal Yee Haw route to join the variation line. Hard to miss this large ledge.

Check out that crackline. It is a great variation to Yee Haw. You will have to climb up Yee Haw til you reach the large ledge on the left. Once there climb around a few feet and look up, and this is the crack line you will see.

Time to start liebacking from this point on. Loved this climb.

I didn't notice at the time, but I put my hand on the wrong side of the rope leading to my belayer. If I was to take a fall, that might have caused some issues.

Found a great hand slot. This hold felt very secure.

Had to go left a bit again. Couldn't hack the tiny crack, lol.

Beginning to transfer over to the right.

Using the left crack system to pass the tiny crack on the right. Will transfer over once past the tiny crack.

Using a right hand side pull to get into the crack line.

I used my shoulder to aid in balance to raise my feet past the buldge.

Once you are in this position, it is easy!

Continuing up the route, this is the normal start location.

Feet slipped off trying to do the route from the ground.

Trying to start the route from the ground. With a little more roof practice I could do it clean without using the boulder behind.

Counter pressure with a good leg push.

Took advantage of a great resting spot

Crazy positioning sometimes follows getting in too far.

You seem to want to just climb right under this small roof.

It just feels so solid.

The beginning is easy