Photos by markguycan

E.M. on the first pitch of the sweet new 3 pitch sport climb!

me pulling the first roof crux on the 300ft all gear route, Don't catch the avian flew in the "chalky dihedral" above!

Enjoying the exposure at the third roof, about to commit to crux!

Another geological oddity in the Grand Canyon. Located at Dripping Springs off the Bouche' Trail; this V1 involves slopers and one sinker pocket!

great 5.10+ climbing to the crux then one almost impossible 11+ move to more reasonable climbing above.

Super fun moves the whole way. bla bla bla bal bla bal 40.

Super fun moves the whole way-3 pitches of bolt clipping!

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Hawthorne5630 sewing it up on the difficult new test piece.

Hawthorne5630 approaching the crux during the second ascent. "I think this is harder than the Ultimate Finger Crack"

crux sequence, rest at the yucca 'cause it's not over yet!

bouldering sequence at the Irving plant waterfalls.

CanyonwrenJen sorts out the sequence on the crux of Sideways.

CanyonwrenJen does one more pitch as the sun sets.

Markguycan enjoying the sweet moves over great rock on "Dancing Machine"

2 single rope raps get you off!

Wynne does the Tree Pose atop Hitchcock Pinnacle

I've wanted to get on this for so long, when I finally saw it I was afraid of the onsite(silly) so I worked on TR to learn the holds before getting the redpoint the following day.

Why do they call it rappel rock anyway? it's a walk off!

AG styles the the classic 2nd pitch

pumpy warm-up on the main wall, stellar steep thought provoking climbing.

CanyonwrenJen nears the top of the first pitch. It's good to get on the limestone band!

CanyonwrenJen enjoys the hand and fists through a couple of bulges.

CanyonwrenJen nears the summit notch. Good work on the offwidth!

It's all about the second pitch. If you survive the first, then enjoy the splitter hands to fists up past two bulges.