Photos by sierraclimber1

Chiquito Dome viewed from Minirets Road

Grahm fighting to stay glued to the wall on the FA of Adios Amigo. A new 200 foot sport climb on the steep left side of Chiquito Dome.

Enjoying those classic Shuteye plates on this beautiful boulder. The sit start is tough but leads up to some steep fun airy moves on good holds over the top.

Brent flying his way up Sky Clad. Keep at it Brental! This route will fall to you soon...

Brent matching one of the few "big" holds on this route. Most moves are off small crimps and divits with almost no feet for 100 feet of pumpy sickness...

Grahm on the FA of this steep and fun sweetie...

Hans throwing far for that ever elusive jug...

Pulling hard on the infamous blimp hold. Next he hopes to hit the slopey pocket and grab the top lip 14 feet off the deck. Good luck Hans!

Leo heads up his new route "All Along The Watch Tower". A fun romp up an arete on classic shuteye flakes. This ones on the new Watch Tower crag above Central Camp.

A Fall season shot of Grey Eagle which show cases some of the rock in this area.

Jeremy winds up for the big throw to the top of the boulder. v3

A view looking up stream at the pedestrian bridge which offers easy access to both sides of the canyon. A great example of the state pulling out all the stops to make bouldering easier for us!:-)

Mac sticking the crux move of "Snappy" v5. This problem has decent holds to crank off but because of the slick nature of the stone your hand can suddenly snap off the holds with a loud pop sending you flying off!

Jeremy sticking the crux throw of the uber classic "cedar wright left" v3. A long steep rail system leads to a big airy toss and a commiting finish over the top. A large river pool behind the boulder can rise and swamp out the landing zone and increase the danger for pitching off depending on river volume.

Mac full on commiting to the huge throw to a sloper. To set up for the throw this dicy move demands a high left heel hook level with your right hand. v4

Grahm working his way up this steep crack system. The problem starts deep under the boulder and follows a roof crack before turning the lip and then launching up the steep face in the photo.

Classic problem. Start under the boulder and climb out the horizontal roof crack and then up the steep face to a bouldery finish. The first day of efforts left us with scabs on our hands for a week from the steep hand jamming. This time we went prepared with tape and not a drop of blood was spilled.

Jeremy Ross almost being pushed off the visor of this long traverse problem. Stand start on the overhanging prow behind him and start traversing left toward the visor. After traversing around the visor top out. 30 feet.

There is no way to avoid the pump on this long traverse! An exposed standing start on the right side gets the fun going. The San Joaquin river and pedestrian bridge are in view on the right.

Justin Ross attempting the intimidating "Squaw Leap". After discovering this beautie I quickly decided it was too dangerous for me as the murky water only allowed 2 feet of visibility to check for submerged boulders. Also January temps make for COLD water! Justin sacked up and went for it after removing his wallet and extra clothes in case he didn't make it. After scetching up the off hands crack he maxed out on a slopey knob high off the water and just below the top. We all screamed for him to hang in there but a split second after the photo he was falling toward an unknown fate. After 20 feet of air he disappeared into the river for awhile. Luckily he popped back up after lightly hitting a submerged boulder deep under water. It still awaits a send and we have all agreed that top roping is out of the question, only a ground up FA will do. Good try Justin!!!

Can you see the climber and two spotters on the mega line "Mega Ohm"?

Jeremy trying hard on his unrepeated crimp fest "Torque Convertor".

Grahm on the super pumpy and insecure 40 foot long lip traverse that is "Mega Ohm". A slip off the lip before this move sent me flying off for a bad fall into the pit. Luckily a spotter willing to throw himself in the way kept me from cracking my head open. Thanks Justin!

Jeremy sending the improbable "Black Out". A huge toss from here to the lip over a scetchy landing zone didn't stop Jeremy from nabbing the FA on this one.

Brandon sending the classic "Cedar Wright Left". A big toss to the lip after a rail traverse using heel hooks makes this one a crowd pleaser.