Photos by purplemonk

It is a fun route! pumpy at the top with really fun final moves, it's always great when the crux comes at the final bolts!

Leading up fine nine- one of the more delicate routes in Jackson Falls b/c of the start and feet, but not necessarily that difficult. Fun!

The entrance to the Exam Wall through Battleaxe Tower- just beautiful in the fall!

Aya getting ready to head up the easy runout route "lefty crack", just left (and veering left... wonder how they got that name?) of "lovely arete". I think it was one of her first trad leads.

Working towards the sweeping exit to the problem- i don't know the name- along the deschutes river near odin falls. tons of great lines, from splitter cracks to overhangs to crimpy and pumpy routes on the columnar basalt all along the river!

start to a tough problem at odin falls, an awesome bouldering spot on Outward Bound land along the deschutes... you'll have to get invited on, but it's some fantastic rock if you can get an "in"!

A natural bridge that is formed in the preserve, with the ice building up behind it- when it's all in, an excellent and beautiful climb!

Scouting out ice in the preserve, here's the last pillar we found before calling it a day and driving home to get our ice tools sharpened.

The first full pillar we found, a classic waiting to happen- absolutely stunning for Indiana

Unknown problem in the buttermilks... anybody know the name? It was WAY too hot that day, if i remember... this is July '04