Rodolfo Cruz in Hormigas (direct start)....the crux is where crak becomes bigger at the middle of pitch....

Additionally to the bolted routes there are some nice cracks for enjoying your habilities....Miguel Osornio Climbing a nice crack for fingers, rap anchors on top......

Fort Williams climbing Maine

Seastack overhang at Fort Williams Maine

The second pitch crux is a roof with a fist crack or layback on smooth face and a rounded edge. Took me a few trys to go for it. A bolt went in above the crux (after the crack).

Middle flake is only real trad route in this area.

We did a three pitch route up the tallest part of Christopher Creek Gorge. This is Steve Tweito (Mark Trainor below) finishing the second pitch. A great partner and good man.

These two guys showed up earlier than us and raced to the top while hauling a pack. Nice job.

Me at the first Pitch of our climb at Taquitz

a must do

a must do

Belay and myself on the drifting arrow linkup. Diagonal to the alcove of Drifting Arrow's crux, pull it, and pop up to the trees.

Looking across the hand traverse of High Falls. weird perspective on the camera to get the whole scene in.

Showing the line to follow to link up with High Falls from the end of the traverse.

Ryan thru the first half the the traverse. From here the route goes ~10' up thru the crux, then does a hand traverse 20' right.

Ryan at the P1 hanging belay at the end of the delicate traverse. P2 follows the crack over his head around the corner behind him.

Looking across the Long (50') traverse of the 5.6 variation on P2

Topo photo of the climb. P1 in blue, P2 in red, with P2 variation in Yellow.

Dan points out the finer aspects of Zion climbing from atop Ashtar Command Tower.

Good shot of the whole wall.