Nice short little line nobody knows about.

Jason B leadin' up the first route of the day, perfect choice for introducing Scott to Lincoln. Fun trad.

This is a good one for showing that this one is still kind of steep for a 5.7 . . . Beam feeling his salt today!

Near the top of Necessary (5.11b). This climb has good holds all the way up.

A sick new project at Lincoln Lake,Arkansas

I don't know the name of this climb but it's next(right) to "Broken Bolts" It's supposed to be a 5.10b. Photo by: Ian

This is an explored but not established problem. It overhangs some rocks and is about 6 feet off the ground. I'm the one in the pic. taken by my girlfriend.

A photo taken of Box Canyon climb. Shown in yellow is the line you take along with the bolts(x marks the spot).

Me and my friend hanging out at lincon and found this cool overhanging ledge and climbed most of it don't know what it is or what to rate it but it's off to the right side of the lake pretty far back.

Possible first gear lead of a route right of Triple Technique. Briefly listed as Beach Blanket Bingo, for the sand, but after leading another steeper but juggier variation up the bulges just left of me there, decided Castles was a better name for what turned out to be a nice variety of narrowly spaced trad lines that share the same starts and finishes - which just got harder with the loss of the bottom high-step foothold underneath. It's strong sidepulls or traversing from the crack, now.

This is a nice profile pic of Me, Amanda, Bucky, and Stacey after climbing on Valentines day. You can almost bet to be the only people at the crag when the temperatures go below 30 in Arkansas. What a beautiful day!

This is the first move of this climb. It is pretty nice, with some bouldering techniques. Once you are over this, the route is pretty smooth to the anchors. It is rough on the fingers in the winter though.

I can't remember the rating on this crack. I want to say its a 5.7 or 8? It is a dirty trad route, but you can rig a toprope and still stick the jams if you want. This route is best in the summer when it HASN'T rained in a while.

Nwaclimber taking up the slack. We spent Valentine weekend climbing with our girlfriends.

This is my Girlfriend stacy's second climb. She loves to climb just as much as I do.

This is the rugged "arkansashippie" caught off guard by the camera. Our team works alot around the 5.10 wall, it's a must climb for visitors and great for variations and skill.

Amanda tiptoeing across Access #1 trying to align with the anchors. At 30 degrees, the fingers and toes start to fade.

Me working over the thin finish on "Arachnaphobia" - 5.10? at Lincoln Lakes, AR.

I am working around a crack trying to find a new trad line at Lincoln Lakes, AR.

Some friends of mine toproping "Arachnaphobia" at Lincoln Lakes, AR.

This is me preparing for a clip...I honestly don't remember what route I'm on.

I am working my way up the right side of "The Quest for the Sticky Stuff" at Lincoln, AR. A must do if you are in the area.

Stephen going over the lip on sticky stuff. Top roped it after the roof across the lake caved in on my friend almost killing him before he got to the hospital!

This one one of my first lead climbs. I'm starting to get a little sketchy about the last move on the roof. There's a horn you grab onto to get up and over, and since last winter it's got some pretty bad cracks in it now!!!

This is Paintinhaler on "Stuck in the middle" 5.11, Lincoln Lake. This is a new climb. Very nice little warm up too. I have put up many routes on rc.com for Lincoln check them out. Its a nice little crag.