Photos by betadog

Saw about five climbers up there, a bit too far to get a good shot of them. This place is absolutely amazing with routes that reach about three quarters of the way around.

Elevated in the range of 8175 feet just some cool rock formations...

Since climbing had to take a back seat on this trip, a little stop to Cooperstown was just what the doctor ordered...

As if Quebec City isn't beautiful enough, you can venture out about twenty minutes to take a look at these falls. Two ways up: One you can take a tram to the top in about five minutes or you can walk up a set of stairs that will take you about twenty five. Either way it's worth the view...

Filming not racing or climbing but got a chance to take a look around and drive as fast as possible to the mountains seen here. They look like they are right in front of you, however you can drive for an awefully long time and they never get any closer. Hot, hot, hot is a good way to describe the flats...

I'm pretty sure the route isn't accurate but this was a corner route that had a roof top to it and was located next to Rock Lobster. Panic early/smile later.

Otter Cliffs, end of summer, waves crashing below, and just an amazing view to finish off the summer.

A light 5.7 climb until the very top where it gains it's 5.9+ status as you have to climb over the middle of a roof without a great deal of vision to start off with. Partners who give great beta are very welcome here...

A nice little 5.6 crack that was extremely wet and filled with moss on the lower level. Made keeping your hands dry very difficult but an excellent crack to work on.

Planning out the next move after traversing a bit over to the middle. Just trying to hang on to some very tight finger holds while my hands wouldn't stop getting clammy

Nice weather, great partners, and a great day equals a large smile. This and since every other photo taken that day makes me look too deep in thought or in excruciating pain, this was a nice change of pace.

Matt, Ratter, Satan, and yours truely hanging out on top of Matt's homemade skateboard ramp. Flash forward about five minutes and I gave my best impression of what a human zamboni looks like.

A little winter hike up the back of Cathedral. The sun started to go down shortly after hitting the top, but offered up a beautiful skyline as well as a glimpse down onto North Conway.