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This is that big slab in the back of the canyon as seen from Palm Springs. Jim Bridwell put up some routes there. It goes in the shade like at 2pm since it is so close to the big mountain. The granite is a bit greasy (not from climbers) but the routes on this slab are good. There are also some steep slick hard routes along the right wall. Not much is known about this place, but hopefully this will help.

Very nice 6-pitch sports climb on Where Eagles Dare at Wellington's Dome. Beautiful view over the plateau when looking back from the route.

Iskra Crag, Northern Grampians, Australia. This area some some reasonable trad climbs.

Bordel Buttress. Not a great cliff in the northern Grampians.

This is the City of Rocks from the top of Jackson's Thumb. Photo by Anne.

First ascended in 1999 by Christopher Dagel and Adam Gurtler. We used an almost all passive rack (3 cams only), many hexes and lots of nuts. This route was the culmination of a year of training and work and was climbed bottom up. Our first attempt failed when we ran out of daylight, while our second attempt saw us through to the crux, a heinous and dirty offwidth, which required aiding in slings above marginal pro and up an expanding flake (read:spooky).

Alley Oop is one of many moderate classics at the Overlook.

Shot of Tree Line (tree root) and Ending Crack. Ending Crack is on the left.

This picture shows The large dome of Batman Rock and the small (circled) Batman Pinnacle. The area is Lumpy Ridge in Estes Park, Colorado. I took this photo the day after my friend Dan Milroy and I climbed Batman and Robin to the top of the pinnacle. The climb was easy and has beautiful views of Estes Park and Longs Peak.

The obvious tower in the center is Lighthouse Tower, Dolomite Tower is the skinny one to the left of it, and Big Bend Butte is the landform on the far left.

Schoolroom routes: 6: Goodbye Blue Monday 12a*** bolts 7: Breakfast of Champions 12d*** bring crack gear for Tree Crack start. 8: Tree Crack 11-***gear to 2" 9: The Wasp 12c** bolts 10: unknown 5.9 ** gear 11: Explosivo 11d *** bolts MUST USE 60M ROPE 12: Castrated Stalker 12d*** bolts 13: Shiny Demon 5.9+*** bolts and gear to 1" start on Rocketsauce 14: Rocketsauce 11c*** bolts 15: Creamgenes 10d R* gear to 1" 16: Solar Flare 10+ * gear 16.5: Phat Abbot 11b** bolts

Just an overview shot I took from the rock above the road. You can not see too many routes from this shot, but it sure sports the beauty of Mt Diablo!

There are 2 routes on this 1000' volcanic rock. The regular/mountaineer route goes up the huge gully/shadow L of center; The Groover is on the L end.

This is a photo of the VRG looking south of the Freeway. The Mentor, Blasphemy, and Planet Earth walls are all visible.

This is a photo of the Sun Cave and Sun Wall as you hike up to it from the river crossing on the north side of the freeway.

Este es un topo para esta cara. Las lineas rojas indican la línea aproximada que sigue la Ruta. Los números coinciden con los dados a cada uno de los problemas en la sección de rutas.

Picasso Wall as seen from the last turn off before the parking area (or drop off point). This is all I have right now, I will try to update this as soon as possible. I have one other but it's really blurry.

This is a very popular wall in the Ogden Area. "NO NUTS" follows 6 bolts up to a chained RAP/TR station.

These are the 3 Right most routes on 5.8 Wall. I'm at the top setting TR for my Nephew who's patiently waiting.

I am climbing the 2nd pitch of Andrew, a climb in the Gunks.

This is a basic outline of the Utah Wall. The only route thats missing is "Utah Crack" which is out of view on the far left. Here are the Routes you can see, Left to Right: In the Pink 5.8, Sink the Pink 5.11 TR, Apex 5.7-5.8, Shotgun 5.6, and Lawyers, Guns, & Money 5.10B/C

This is the Slabs as it was originally called, mob scene eh? the fingers crack in the middle of the photo is the testpiece Pisces is one of the hardest cracks I ever climbed. I wish I still had it in me... maybe I do!

This is the New Century Walls Complex, the trail up there is unmarked and lies in an ORV area, finding the right one without me would be very problematic, I hope to finish marking it one day.

This is a 45 degree burner. Profile shot. Would make a great silhouette picture from above. Part of Comic Gallery as you head up and around to the cave.

Comic Gallery winds up into this cave. Very nice and cool. Lots of fun routes in this area.