Hellifiknow also makes a great trad route! Fun! I ended up clipping one bolt on my first time on it, then turns out I missed a small nut placement a few feet over. This would be the place to take your beginner climbing friends.

The unknown 5.8 travels right of Smokestack Lightning (the bolted Arete immediately right of Fire It Up) sharing the same start bolt. To add to the excitement. keeping it all trad, the first bolt can be skipped and two decent horns can be slung.

During our raft trip we climbed a couple of things. I found a pink tri cam on top. Destroyed my FA but it was fun nonetheless.

Not sure of the name of this route, but I see that it has two start options. Same start as Scott's Got Snot or move 15 feet to the left and scramble up and over the Yucca plant. This is a bit of a run out. The crack above will take a 4 or 5 cam and maybe some runners to extend the rope. You can build an anchor at the finish or traverse right 10 feet and use anchors in place. The center anchor could be tightened a bit. I plan on doing that the next time I go back.

Climb begins on the left little walk up and then follow the crack straight up.

Great place to teach beginners.

Bulldog Boulder is a large boulder with multiple solid short routes. An easy TR set-up or some tall bouldering (note: there is still much to be cleaned here and the landing is unfavorable - be careful).

Scott Early cleaning "Old Men Do It Better".

Love this climb, the crack is soo nice.

Jack Tackle belays Gray Thompson on M Squared. Gray just into the dihedral. Nice lead Jack.

I was lucky enough to climb with the great Jack Tackle on his winter trip away from Montana to enjoy the beautiful Queen Creek area.

Just enjoying the view after an awesome trad climb!

Descending after a good climb

The last pitch is bolted ground up. It is not really a sport route, per se. But the climbing and summit are worth it.

January in Eldo.

"Good Course" 250m, E4 Alex Guide and team 2013 https://www.facebook.com/alex.guide.7/media_set?set=a.10200627915531665.1073741825.1573300230&type=3

Mike Arechiga on the FA of,Dr. No. 5.7

Smith Rock

Jim fiddles in some small gear on a classic 5.8.