Photos by climblouisiana

Photo taken of the Tower from the Hand by Erin. This route is superior to the Hand yet sees little traffic.

Photo taken by Erin of the last pitch on the Mace. Walk to edge. Fall forward to opposite wall. Crab sideways. Climb flake.

This old feller shows that he can still get up after 51 years on this earth. I believe he is in the top 5% of the AARP climbing team.

The obvious boulder on the right side of the road had an obvious line on the right side.

Enjoying some good routes and good weather in mid May in Montana.

One of the first routes put up at the Granite Dells. Probably was first done in the mid 1960's.

Just past the crux of this somewhat intimidating route. Route eases up considerably after getting to ledge. A 5.8 crack leads to the ledge below Upper Right Ski Track.

Nice clean rock. Positive holds. Good face climbing. Too bad it's not another 80' longer.

Moving into the crack is the crux of this climb. Pretty easy for a Joshua Tree 5.10.

Late in the day at the Pond in December of 2003. Don't miss this 3 star route... Crazy Fingers...

This area might be saved from impending doom. Access will be affected though.

Reaching for the pot of gold in the Maze at Oak Flat.

Nice approach to one of the best crack climbs in the Phoenix area. Don't miss this one if you like cracks.

Unkonwn climber on the third pitch of the overly popular Dr. Rubo's Wild Ride.

Climbing in the beautiful Queen Creek canyon. Climb it or mine it?

Cruising the easy Peaches and Cream. Crux down low leads to easy sailing.

Floating on a sea of granite. Where's the Ghoul?

Classic bouldering never ends at the beautiful Queen Creek Canyon. Cimb it or mine it?

Don't forget to stand on top of the small summit after completing this easy climb.

Bouldering on the easy Hawk Boulder below Sven Slab.

Josh clips the manky Leeper hanger. Classic crack and face to bird sh*t streak.

Not sure of the name of this slap problem. One of the last problems I did before heading back to Phoenix.

Looks easy enough. Fun lieback to an in your face wide crack. Fun for all.

Somewhat contrived start but a pretty good route. Joins the wide crack of Garbanzo Bean at top.

A fun 5.8 on the Old Woman. This is the companion to the 5.7 crack Double Cross to the right.