Photos by bkboyd

Another shot of Matt on Lizard.

Truth in advertising -- there was a lizard living in the crack!

Dani near the anchors

Lower portion of Spitting Cobra

Climber is on Surprise Attack.

excellent setting

seaside climbing

Blue Cross

Dani leading Angels Wing

Classic (5.10c)

Classic (5.10c)

Sharp End (5.9)

Sharp End (5.9)

Excellent route.

Photo by Brian Boyd

Photo by Brian Boyd

Photo by Brian Boyd.

Photo by Brian Boyd.

Aly on the upper section.

First outdoor climb!

This photo shows the four wide cracks: Climber is on Sword of Damocles (11a), next routes are Virtuoso (10a, gear to 6"), Potluck (10b, gear to 9"), and Chimney Sweep (10a, really, really big gear).

Thin crack finish.

Exiting the hand crack, almost to the rest stance.

Unknown climber on the pocket section

Another shot of Charlie on in the midst of the crimps

climbaddic cruising the lower section

Final moves before the anchors

Sadly, most of the cams on the rack were too small to be useful. Photo by Melissa.

A great upper section that protects nicely.

Almost to the anchors

Starting the crux section

This route is an excellent place to avoid the heat.

on the 10a nine-plus

Teeny, tiny holds!

Unknown Coloradoan on Shortest Straw

Another sunny day in AZ

Steeper than it looks from ground.

Adam scoping out his placement options.

Upper section of Distant Vision. Photo by Jesper.

Lower section of Distant Vision. Photo by Jesper.

A cold, windy, winter day at the Peak.

Big gear is definitely a plus here.

Angus starting the layback section.

Hands, fist, some offwidth, and a few laybacking moves.

Charlie powers through the roof of 911.

A chilly day at Lower Sullies.

The basalt at Sullies is a tad more abrasive than the Forks or Overlook.

Helen on a nice fingercrack at the left end of the Nursery

climbaddic stemming midway

Pretty pumpy for a short route. The holds are awfully sharp as well.