Photos by jerryderl

This is my usual climbing partner pulling the sit start to an unnamed V2. You pull off the ground with your left hand on a small crimp, and flagging your left foot up to a monocrimp. Sweet climb. Photo by Jared Waterworth

As I was driving down the road near Estes Park, I saw this view, and I told my friend to pull over. It turned out great and I've got it blown up on my wall. Photo by Jared Waterworth

This is a picture I took while roaming around on the trails in Big Elk Meadows. It really is beautiful there. If I only had money.(Sigh) Photo by Jared Waterworth

This is Neil and I as high as we've ever been.(Our first multipitch) I figure we were up about 200' on some dirty climb. It was full of shrubbery. The guide sucks. Photo by Jared Waterworth

Follow CR #47 for about 2.2 miles and park in a small turnout on the right side of the road. Just across the road are two descent sized boulders. Good for warming up. There are easy and really hard problems. This is my attempt at being artistic. Photo by Jared Waterworth

This is me on the same unnamed V2. After you pull the sit start to the mono crimp, reach around the corner to a small left hand crimp. Reach your right hand up to a jug.(where my right hand is) Then move your left hand to a pinch, heel hook and throw to where my left hand is and top out. Great problem. Photo by Neil Berget

This is a picture of Sentinel crack on toprope. It starts out on the lower left side on the slab and goes up to the crux about 15 feet from the top where the right crack thins to a finger's width. Photo by Jared Waterworth

This is a picture of the keyhole area. Stay on the far left side not using the arete for cobra.(5.11a) The Keyhole(5.6) is on the right side with the large flaring cracks, and the Keyhole Direct(5.9) goes right up the center.

It is the obvious crack on the top half of this pic. It can be top roped or led traditionally. Although it is a 5.10a, it may seem harder if you are less then six feet tall. The bottom half can be climbed to make it a little longer. Photo by Jared Waterworth

This is Fancy Dancer.(5.11b) It is a very short(20 feet) toproped boulder problem. It is satisfying to complete as it is a cruxy climb. You can also climb the Bulge/#6(5.10a) from the same toprope setup. Photo by Ross Buchanan

This is a picture of me on Fancy Dancer. I like this picture because it shows how thin the climb is. Photo by Ross Buchanan

This is the left side of the Sanctuary in Big Elk Meadows. Just above our crash pads is Sinister Minister(V3). Also if you look close you can see an Ewok, just kidding it's a pack. Photo by Jared Waterworth

This is where we pitched our tent near the Pyramid Boulder at Camp Dick. It's just off a very smooth section of the 4x4 trail. I like this pic because the leaves on the left side of the picture almost seem to be on fire. Photo by Jared Waterworth

This is a picture of the Pyramid Boulder. There are a few problems on this boulder, but only one we could do. Photo by Jared Waterworth