Photos by rokklym

Very nice, very steep limestone pocket pulling. Short cliff but very steep.

rokklym on Double Trouble. This is a very cool roof problem that goes at V4. Another must do.

Here is a shot of Nate ( chossmonkey ) pulling the roof of Poker Face Alice at Wild Iris

Talk about a Friction problem. This problem is amazing and is a deffinete must do. Photo is of rokklym on Thanksgiving day 2002.

Nate doing the steep problem Nose Candy, V6 on his first try. It was a pretty sick send.

Chossmonkey pulling down on some small holds at Rocktown

Just a couple feet below the first bolt of Hawaiian Bill, 5.12B. There is some fun bouldering traverses at the base of these routes. Photo taken way back in 96. Notice the pimpin Five Ten Summits!

rokklym on the fun but very easy Comet Arete. A must do if your passing by.

Chad ( rokklym ) on the Monkey Traverse, V4, on Flagstaff Mountain. It was 104 degrees when this pic was taken but hey, you can't go to Boulder and not Boulder!

Not 100% sure of the name of this problem. This is Jacob Storbakken doing a little bouldering during a sport climbing trip. He's being spotted by a couple dudes from St. Louis.

Congratulations, First done by John Gill is still a good lead. Gill did it solo! Not really too bad of a lead cuz the crux is just off the deck.

An unknown climber leading Upper Diagonal. This is a very good trad lead but its awful pumpy. Crux is at the very bottom of this photo.

Chad ( rokklym ) entering the crux of Tricouni Nail. Being belayed by John W. Photo by chossmonkey

Chad and John rapping off of the famous Tricouni Nail back in Sept 2001. Photo by Nate, the Chossmonkey

Chossmonkey on Every gun sings its own song. Its a pretty hard 11B, Very tricky crux. Photo taken on July 4th, 2003.

Nate ( Chossmonkey ) on his redpoint of the huge roof of Poker Face Alice on 4th of July 2003. Steep, Powerful pocket pullin' baby.

Nate on Big Bud Arete, V2. The crux is the upper portion of the problem. 20 Feet tall.

Nate doing the gaston on the awesome route, Whiskey A gogo, 5.13A at Petenwell bluff near Necedah. This is an awesome route with awesome moves. photo by rokklym.

Chad ( rokklym ) on the cool tower route at Necedah. Just about to clip the third bolt and head into the crux. photo by chossmonkey.

This has to be one of the strangest boulder problems i've seen. This is Chad Berger ( a.k.a. rokklym ) on Saddle Sores, V2. You start out sitting under the roof with your back against the rock and your hands on each side of the roof. Then whip your legs up over the roof and fight your way up into a sitting position on top of the roof. Deffinetly a crowd pleaser.

Nathan Kutcher on the Devils Lake Highball test piece, the Zipper - V8. 21 feet tall according to the guidebook and has a nice boulder placed conveniently in the landing zone, which is the CCC trail. Not a great problem to work on a busy day. Very, very crimpy. Don't fall off the exit moves!

Nathan Kutcher on the Ultra Classic Devils Lake boulder problem, The Little Flatiron. This problem was put up by John Gill in the late 50's I believe. To do this problem even now with crashpads and sticky rubber is an accomplishment. To do this problem without either as Gill did is amazing.

Here is a picture of Nathan Kutcher ( a.k.a. Chossmonkey ) on the boulder problem Classic Tombstone, V2.Nice problem with a couple mildly difficult moves that lead to a ledge at about 14 feet. The next move is the fun one. Either do a static long reach to the lip or do what Nathan is about to do, Dyno! Great way to get your head into highball bouldering.

Here is a little different angle of the Tomstone Arete. This view gives a little more perspective of the height of the problem, only V0 but its tall. Climber is Chad Berger, photo by the Chossmonkey. This photo was actually taken in January of 2002.

This photo is of Old and in the way a 5.10c at Necedah. Beautiful line that begs to be climbed. There are some moves that are a little harder than most, but pretty much the last 30 feet are an endurance crux. photo by the chossmonkey using rokklym's minol