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Pendelum into the stovelegs on the Nose of El cap

The Diamond on Long's Peak For more photo's, click here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/27216332@N04/ (not a virus).

View from the boot flake about midway up The Nose on El Cap. My partner just led the King Swing. Nov. 07.

This was my first portaledge bivy on the classic Fred Beckey route, Town Crier on Upper town wall of Index, WA

Aqui en el largo 8 de la ruta.

I am getting lowered after a climb (6 weeks after I gave birth, my first child) It was a good climb, birth can't stop me!!!!!!

Jon climbing in the "famous spot" of Triumvirate

its lime stone rock. this picture is take from our base camp its about 500 meter's from the wall

I took this while en route to Whistler a few years back before I had even started climbing. It just blew me away...when we were driving the rock was just glowing in this blueish color it was amazing. Too bad I took this photo through a dirty car window with a dirty lens while driving, but it's still pretty cool. I have a much bigger version if someone wants to use it for a topo.

Frog face climbing a famous nose on the first pitch of another famous nose.

An exposed hanging belay on the Triple Direct (Muir Wall section)

Just a couple of pitches below the summit of El Cap

Young Chu leading above the Kor Roof

Hurry up you're slowin me down !!

Greyback.

Greyback.

Greyback.

Greyback.

On top of Big Rock after doing the bottle neck chimney route

The hook placements on this pitch seemed pretty secure - I've seen worse...

Brad Stewart leading the second pitch of Desert Solitaire 5.9 A3+. A thin crack in a tight corner, Brad used 9 knifeblades to get through this pitch. To me, it seemed as though this was the most continuously difficult pitch on the route.