Photos by mojede

Just one of many quality boulder cracks located within minutes of the car in the mighty Batholith--taken by mojede.

The incredible Molly climbing as if she didn't have a rope attached, hah! --taken by mojede.

A telephoto shot taken past the parking and approach in the meadow/campground below.

A beautiful day at Indian Creek leaves Bryan in the happy hunting grounds searching for that elusive killer pocket--photo by mojede.

This fantastic looking boulder is across the interstate from Dragon's Back and is a 5 minute walk from the car--but where to park and where to walk? The right side of it has an overhanging hand crack to boot.

"YOU CLIMBED IT, YOU NAME IT" goes up the detatched pillar right of falls, and "FLYING WALLENDAS" starts at "nipple" on the right side of the blackness in amphitheater.

This particular crag has the most development at the area--its routes include a thin slab, hard arete, steep crack and overhanging face.

After crossing the bridge at metal marker "6", look up to find this slab gem.

Close-up shot from the road of this sharp, clean slab test-piece.

On a fine Paradise Valley day, blgsrcks makes fast work on a "QUICK TEASE"--taken by mojede.

Trying the short person's method, stoneclimber99 laybacks the black razor's edge--taken by mojede.

Late Winter leaves powerandrubber trying to warm up his toes (and torso) on "COLD FEET"--taken by mojede.

With more of the business left to finish, stoneclimber99 floats to the top of "THE PROW"--taken by mojede.

Local lady enjoying the stone above the Yellowstone--taken by mojede

Topping out on this classic "11" arete, Frank had so much fun he overlooked the flooding Yellowstone on his "RANCHO DELUXE"

Powerandrubber nearing the end of the colorful and vivacious "OOPS, I DID IT AGAIN" route on The Britney Spears Arete--photo by mojede.

Looking into Southern cirque at Prime Line Buttress (lighter triangle feature in center of photo).

Looking NE at Prime Line route--climb follows cleanest, lightest line.

Another view of Prime Line Buttress and route. Last/3rd pitch (hands crack) splits the ramp that is to the right of the first dihedral, from center skyline.

From top of run-out 5.8 first-pitch looking up towards final two pitches (5.9, 5.9) on "Prime Line"--600' II. Route ascends straight up from block on lower right to crack system near right skyline.

Google Earth map-shot of South Fork Deep Creek, showing the necessary visual beta for the climb "Prime Line".