Photos by powder_dreams

The variaton to the second pitch of Sweet Sunday Serenade - Satisfaction Guaranteed 5.9. Very nice continuation of the pitch.

Cherie' in the Valentine's Day corner. Not too hard - I was expecting the 5.8+ grade to mean that it was stout for the grade... not so.

Very interesting and suprisingly solid rock. Every hold looks as if it will crumble in your hands, but...

Var. on P2 of Nighttime Madness. Very good route in an excellent area.

Very nice pitch albeit short. If you've just led P1 of Chianti or Break On Through, this keeps consistant with the 5.8 grade.

Verschneidung - excellent dihedral in the moderate range. I can't think of a better stemming problem at the grade.

On P3 (or P2 if you string the first two together) of Green Slab. Get in a directional at this point or your stoppers will pop with very little effort.

Classic Dihedral aka Crack of Anticipation. Great moderate routes with almost no approach at all. After a few routes, head to the Bucksnort Saloon and knock back a few!

The view of Sundance as seen from the approach trail. Another beautiful day that turned nasty.

From L to R: The Pear, The Citadel, The Bookend, and The Bookmark

The Left Book and the Book as seen from the trail.

Several parties scattered about the Bookmark.

Several parties scattered about the Bookmark.

Various parties scattered about the Book.

Could be wrong, but I believe this one is called Bombay Chimney. Correct me if I'm wrong.

There are definitely some fun clip ups in Clear Creek Canyon. Little Eiger in particular is a great crag to hit when everything else is too hot.

The Dome get great sun most of the year, but is awfully slick if wet, so avoid getting stuck in a rainstorm.

Cob Rock in Boulder Canyon is a must visit for a moderate leader.

Profile pic taken in Boulder Canyon on a unseasonably warm January afternoon.

I'm sure that every tourist that has ever visited JT has this photo, but it's still a nice pic.

The Old Woman and it's collection of great moderate routes.

Toe Jam is a super fun route that ascends right trending crack.

Intersection rock as seen from the road. Nice perspective of Overhang Bypass (r. var.) that you don't normally see (in pictures).

Super fun! North Face Center follows a series of cracks from the base of Cobb to superb hand crack for 100'.

This hand/fist crack is commonly used to finish Empor and North Face Center, both weighing in at 7+. Fun!