Photos by bigfatrock

Final pitch of the First Flatiron, along the ridge coming down into the gully before the final summit block.

Summit shot on top of Montezuma's Tower

A couple from the Texas Mountaineers leads Snakes Head, or rather drags the rope up Snakes Head.

Bryon G. leads Atomic Knee drop on a cold and windy day (as most are) on top of Mt. Scott.

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Susánica Tam climbs Have a Bear With Fear at Canibal Crag during the Photo Clinic at the 2008 Red Rocks Rendezvous.

Climber Susánica Tam at Canibal Crag in Calico Basin during the 2008 Red Rocks Rendezvous.

Self Portrait with my Canon G9.

Joshua Smith cleans Crazy Alice. This route was amazingly lead by novice leader Ben Chessman. The man peed his pants while taking half way up but managed to finish the route. The wincing on Joshua's face is from the smell of urine.

Diego checks out the photographer photographing Joshua Smith leading The Dihedral (5.6).

Joshua Smith follows Ben Chessman and cleans Crazy Alice's crack. It was a dirty job, but somebody had to do it.

Ben Chessman tops out Crazy Alice on Zoo Wall.

Bouldering at Camp Eagle.

This route has tons of finger pockets. Lots and lots of pockets!

This route has tons of finger pockets. Lots and lots of pockets!

This is a really fun route out at Camp Eagle, climb the dihedral and then traverse the roof. This is both a top rope rout as well as sport.

This is a really fun route out at Camp Eagle, climb the dihedral and then traverse the roof. This is both a top rope rout as well as sport.

Tons of great highball boulder problems.

Scott Chapman gets clipped on Alamo Arête(5.11b), Paradise on the Brazos, Graham, Texas.

My back yard bouldering wall that I built with my roommate, we just completed it this weekend (1/06/07). It took three months working sparingly on the weekends when we where not climbing or working. The wall is attached to a children's play fort with chains, quick links, grade five bolts and metollius hangars.

Zack Martin mantles near the top of Tex Appeal (5.7).

Phillip Snow lifts his hands in triumph after a hard day of climbing and bouldering at Paradise on the Brazos in Graham, TX.

I thought this was Millipede but after seeing the one million five hundred seventy three other photos of this problem I now know it is Bum Boy.

I thought this was Millipede but after seeing the one million five hundred seventy three other photos of this problem I now know it is Bum Boy.

John Pinney goes for the Crux move on Larry in the Stockyards.

Phillip Snow climbs to a high committing belay anchor at Paradise on the Brazos. 5.9 Burning Hand.

Climber goes the 5.7 route on Tex Appeal (may be greater than 5.7, i'm not so sure about the ratings in POB).