Photos by cracksniffer

Great route which starts kind of high (some scrambling required to get to the base) and offers maximum exposure. Packs in upper left of photo give some perspective. Starts up vertical face and hits a shallow corner and flake system. Some people bring a 2" cam to place in the visible crack (in photo) at the end of the route. Photo by Tyler Logan

This photo shows the entire Knob Hill area, located on the north side of highway 120 in Yosemite.

This aesthetic crack in Owens River Gorge sees quite a bit of traffic because it is bolted. Steep stemming and laybacking define the crux. Photo by Tyler Logan.

Cathedral rocks in the background of this photo showing the talus that must be climbed enroute to the start of the Zodiac.

Located on the London Wall at Williamson Rock, this route's crux is probably moving out of this pod using some pretty positive underclings to make a long reach. Definitely seems to be harder for shorter people. Photo by Tyler Logan.

This often-tried "problem" is probably more of a free-solo, especially if done without a crashpad like Stefan here. Photo by Tyler Logan.

Some good (and popular) bouldering here. Medlicott Dome is in the background. Photo by Phil Caballero

This beautiful route eats up pro pretty well. It is located on the east side of Parkinglot Rock at City of Rocks. Photo by Tyler Logan.

This bolted route, in the eastern part of the Pinnacles, has a steep and bouldery crux right off the ground. Pumpy up higher. Photo by Tyler Logan.

Jerry cruised this pitch, the second-to-last of the route, probably as anxious to top out as me. Probably one of the easier pitches on the route--good placements with a hook traverse in between. Second lowers out from some slings on this one when cleaning

Here's Loren trying not to peel off of this sweet bolted route on East Cottage Dome. The climb consists of sustained knob-pulling on sometimes slippery knobs.