Photos by kalcario

Yours truly on the steepest 5.12a you will ever see, 60' long with a 40' overhang photo by Irene Ribelles

Asturiano hardman Honorino Montes going big on Trom, 8b, Cueva de Boyu in N. Spain

Probably the best hard sport crag in S. Spain and packed with great routes in the 7b-8b+ range

This is the first line right of Ergometria...............................

The Hidden Valley, Sella, Spain, the best crag in Southern Spain after El Chorro, the Wild Side is in the shade left of the house

Super steep 7a+ on a remarkable rollercoaster-like arch formation called the Ventanas de Mascun

Vague tufas and slopers on a slightly overhanging wall, on excellent gold and blue limestone

The left side of this crag holds such classics as Watermark, 8b+ and Ya Somos Olympicos, 7b+

Me on my all-time favorite route, the best 13a at the best limestone crag on Earth...photo by Dean Goolsby, it's a flatbed scan of a print, Dean I want that negative!

Bird Lew on the 5.11c left of Orange Juice. what's it's name?......................

High School english teacher Loren in Australia a few years ago.............

some top rope at Donner Summit....................................

Where you go to prove yourself as a rock climber........................

This is how steep the route La Florida 5.13d really is, taken in summer from across the canyon

This is the main wall at Valdehuesa at the left end of the crag, characterized by bolted-on and manufactured holds, the upper right side is slabbier and more natural... excellent quality rock, worth a visit

Roadside. Teverga is an excellent destination whether you climb 5c or 8c and you could drill here for years...

On the way to the Planet X crag is this cool little cave with routes from 11a to 13c

I was more impressed by the unclimbed stone on the other side of the dammed valley on the way to this crag than I was by the crag itself, more of a local's crag really

here's Irene hiking up to the Ventanas at the limestone fantasyland of Rodellar...

Unhung,er I mean unsung Valley hero Kevin Fosburg on...............................

Good intro to RRG pocket climbing.............................................

Scott Cosgrove and Doug McDonald, early 90's, Cave Boulder, Buttermilks

Climbers on p.3 of Hotline (5.12c or 5.11b A0) Elephant Rock YNP. The pitches are 11b inch and-a-quarter to 12c face traverse, 10b handcrack, 5.9 corner, weird 10d flare squeeze thing and 10b face to the top of the pinnacle.

A long and challenging route for the grade and you are definetly above the bolt for the crux...

A brilliant addition to an already sick collection of crags, the Dark Side is like a steeper and more pocketed version of the Undertow wall at the Motherlode. The Solar Collector is a few minutes walk from here and is awesome too...