Photos by chuffinator

Robb pulling down on Texas Flake. Photo: Ralph Vega

Crista Hollenberg jamming up Top Choice. Photo: Ralph Vega

Crista Holenberg pulling down on some killer tufa on Las Animas Wall. Photo: Ralph Vega

Crista Holenberg climbing in El Salto. Photo: Ralph Vega

Crista H. onsighting Top Choice. Photo: RAlph Vega

Magic ED getting the FFA on Will the wolf survive. Photo Ralph Vega

One of many signs that point the way to the beautiful El Potrero Chico. Photo by Ralph Vega

El Toro this shot was taken at the Posada one foggy morning. Photo by Ralph Vega

John Gonzales protecting himself from the dreaded fall into the ugly tree. Photo Merrick Ales

The beautiful El Potrero Chico. Photo Merrick Ales

Taken during the Thanksgiving Weekend. Photo by Merrick Ales

Merrick Ales pulling down on the overhanging stalagtites of(Nas Feratu)12c. This classic route is a must do! Photo by Ralph Vega

John Gonzales working the freshly bolted (Kika Shredder) located in El Salto, Mexico. Ralph and John bolted this 30 degree crimp fest over the Thanksgiving holiday. photo Merrick Ales

Ralph putting the finishing touches on the newly bolted (Kika Shredder). Photo Merrick Ales

Jenny King descending out of the very bizarre (Culo De Merlin 10D). Photo Ralph Vega

The Puente de Dios is a natural limestone arch in southern Nuevo Leon near the city of Galeana. The road actually passes over the arch, allowing for a five minute approach. Located at an elevation of 5500ft. with a constant breeze and literally no sun, the area is ideal from March until November. For the winter bring a big jacket! The place is so overhanging that rain will not bother you, if you even notice it. There are climbs from 5.10 to 5.13, but they are all steep. The rock is generally good, but there are some soft sections. Given that the routes are all new, watch out (a helmet would not be a bad idea)!

Climbing Church of Satan

sign above the arch

JG climbing The Grindhouse Double Feature