Photos by markguycan

Maybe hard for 5.7 but the exposure and moves make this a classic!

The crux at the top of this route makes it worthwhile.

Jen balances on the small summit of the balanced block of the dinosaur's head

Jen a top T-Rex! face and hand compliments of MicrosoftPaint.

Located between Aiguille Noir de Peuterey and Mont Blanc are a series of needles rarely climbed.

Wynne, Nancy & Paola ponder the Grand Jorasse.

Along the Seine river in Paris are some huge rings that boats tie off to. They actually make great holds and offer an opportunity for Fig4 practice in the big city!

After watching a couple of local guys struggle to finnish this route, I offered to give it a try, they loaned me a harness; I found it no so bad- even in my Teva sneakers.

KB pauses to sort out the limited hold options available.

Sweet belay looks down both sides of the spire

spanning the chimney on the final pitch

Phuganut tentatively approaches the Pope's Dick

JB raps w/ a short rope into the green slot!

JB avoids the first stinky pool in Barney Canyon!

JB raps into the overhaning squeeze slot!

ever popular Mr Slate: an awesome pumpy 10b.

shot from the cave behind the route this sweet technical arete and pumpy roof.

yes, this is yet another pic of probably the most photographed route in N AZ.

Daniel misses the great fists on Pillow Talk

A sweet varied route: begining w/ a dark dihedral w/ good crimps, then out a roof to an exposed stance and finger and hand jams to the rim.

The classic easy route at the Forks,but it may not feel easy if 5.8 is at the top of your comfort level.

Sequence of Daniel doing the variation combining Geekus Amongst Us and Pillow Talk cracks.

E.M. on the first pitch of the sweet new 3 pitch sport climb!

me pulling the first roof crux on the 300ft all gear route, Don't catch the avian flew in the "chalky dihedral" above!

Enjoying the exposure at the third roof, about to commit to crux!