Photos by grayrock

This is a bit of history. This is the first anchor placed in LCC.

About 40 members of the Utah Climbing Club had a great day on the Scarface buttress. Steve Petro gave a demonstration to the group, then we all went for it. What a great day.

Darren Knezek at various stages sending "The Big Guy" on the Scarface buttress at Indian Creek.

Mandy Hodges on a Scarface route with the Utah Climbing Club.

Camila Dale on a Candy Land slanted crack on the north face of the Loaf. The Utah Climbing Club had their monthly outing at Ibex. It was sooo fun.

Chris Brown worming up an Ibex - Candy Land - Loaf boulder in the late winter sun. Chris works at Mountainworks in Provo, Utah.

Isaac Caldiero was demonstraiting climbing techniques for the Utah Climbing Club on their March outing.

Elizabeth Young about to go up through the squirrel hole at Candy Land - Cage boulder.

This picture was taken at the Black&Tan Wall in South Western Utah. This particualr route was a 5.7 and 100 feet. It seemed harder because the foot holds were thin. Your calfs really get pumpted on this one.

The Utah Climbing Club spent 2 days in South Western Utah. This picture is on Kelly's wall near the Black and Tan Wall.

This is the Black&Tan Wall in south western Utah. The Utah Climbing Club had a monthly outing here. It was a blast

Darren Knezek climbing, Christian Burrell on belay - Maple Canyon, Utah the Oxygen Wall. Darren is checking out the route to see how it will be rated in the upcomeing guidebook.

Darren Knezek Climbing in Maple Canyon, Utah, The Oxygen Wall in the snow. First cold climb of the year. No other climbers in sight.

Darren Knezek climbing 90 Feet of Sweet (unofficial name) in Maple Canyon, Utah, The Oxygen Wall. This is a 3 star route. Darren near the top is approaching the overhang. Great Rout.

The Crazy Boulder has at least 5 established routs from this view. The farthest to the right in the large dish is Cold Glass of Water (V0). A rail start and move up to the right. You can also go up into the big dish the up to the left. Just to the left of the Dish is Callin' on the King (V2) going up the aret. To the left with the small crack on the upper half is Crazy Horse (V0). Then the next crack is Loco (V0)*. Then the one on the end is Fox (V0)*

While walking up the road from the dyke you will see this on the left. It is the first area developed in The Land of a Thousand Boulders. The white chalk marks (dead center) are on the Lemon Boulder

GrayRock's first shot at Loco. The big Mondo gives a sense of confidence with no one to spot.

The Sweet Boulder is next to the Lemon Boulder and across from the Crazy Boulder. It has 7 or more established routes by now. They are all V0s except for Cadillac (V1). El Camino is the first crack on the Left.

Chris Brown working out the moves in Utah's American Fork Canyon, Division Wall, the Abyss (5.12c/d) route.

Corry Kowallis clipping up on his way up Shallow Beginings.

GrayRock's first 5.9 in American Fork Canyon on the Division Wall, Physical Theropy route. Photo taken by Chris Brown

GrayRock's first 5.9 in American Fork Canyon on the Division Wall, Physical Theropy route.

Corry Kowallis works Shallow Beginnings in the Division Wall area of American Fork Canyon.

Chris snakes up to clip in on an attempted red point of the Abyss (5.12c/d)

Two guys working below Chris Brown and Corry Kowallis and GrayRock made an interesting picture as fall begins to settle in on AF Canyon.