Photos by I_do

Well what can I say - we came, we saw - we kicked a## - Zion climbing is the best - we did 2 walls and some single pitch trad - all in a weekend - its all good!!!

This is the most comprehensive guide to climbing in Castle Rocks. New routes are going in at a very fast pace. This guide is being developed and manufactured in small quantities to keep up with the rapid development. If you want the most up-to-date guide with the most routes in it... here it is.

Tony Calderone is backpacking west of the Grand Teton in June 2000.

Tony Calderone in the high camp for the Avalanche Gulch route on Mount Shasta.

This picture was taken in 1990. A typically humid West Virginia day.

A highly-featured east face. These patina plates make great holds and are common in the City.

Tony Calderone on the first ascent of Straight on For You.

Tony Calderone bouldering at Lisa Falls.

This route is located between the starts of Mind Blow and Bushwack Crack. It is essentially a direct start to Mind Blow as it joins it at about 60'.

This is a picture of me to show off me... well dont worry im not that conceided. I hope you enjoy.

Ricardo has a zen moment just before the crux of his pet project. I just wish there had been time to mess with the manual settings to bring in the sky. Sony Mavica

A small local crag outside of Sonora, CA in the foothills of the Sierra's. A nice cool place to climb if you like basalt columns. The photographer is my buddy Brian from school, and I'm the climber.

One of a few good trad lines in a sea of great sport routes. The climber is me, and the photographer is my buddy Brian who attends Med school with me. The climbing area is a canyon just outside of Durango, CO. Cascade Canyon, and there is a great waterfall slide at the upper end of the canyon. Great way to cool off on the hot summer days. This shot was taken last summer on our 6 week road trip.

This pic was taken by a buddy of mine while i was standing on a ridge in the manzano mountains on a school camping trip.

Tony Calderone on the coffin crack. Little Cottonwood Canyon, Utah.

Tony Calderone racks up for Epinephrine (5.9+ R). Red Rocks of Nevada.

Tony Calderone on Swiss Cheese. City of Rocks National Reserve, Idaho. 1992

Tony Calderone is wide open on Cascading Crystal Kaleidescope, 1988.

Tony Calderone leads an early ascent of an unknown 5.11a slab on Hammer Dome, 2000.

Rock Climbing The City of Rocks, Idaho. by Tony Calderone. The comprehensive guidebook to the area.

A view of Valhalla Canyon from the Lower Saddle of the Grand Teton.

Tony Calderone on Bloody Fingers (5.10d) City of Rocks National Monument, Idaho

Emma Stevens bouldering at Joshua Tree National Park. We didn't have a guide book, so we were randomly bouldering anything that looked interesting.

Mark Coupe climbing on an unnamed boulder at Joshu tree, waiting for the rest of the group to get geared up.

Mark Coupe leading "the sound of one wave lapping", a short 3 bolt 5.10a. Photo taken by Nicole Brand.