Photos by lunabruandabby

The hanging face at Elk Rock. Accessed by rapping in.

This thin face is technical and powerful. The identity wall is a nice change of pace from Kottenai's other walls.

The plethora of granite boulders surrounding Elk Rock hold many classic independent lines. Levi, demonstrates his profound power with a number of firsts.

This is the pic. I meant to submit the first time. A slightly better shot of me on an unnamed V4.

Sharp crystalline edges and long reaches between huecos.

A cold morning in July gave us a great chance to sample the friction problems at the Tor.

Levi showing off his mangled hand after a go at a roof crack. Ouch!

Extreme body tension gets you through the crux and perserverence gets you to the top on this variation. Levi suggested it may be harder than V4.

Another shot of Levi down low on a V5. That second crimp gets sharp at the end of a long day.

Multiple moderate variations exist here, providing good warm ups for Hangover and Gladiator Boulders

I like this route alot. It is moderate yet thought provoking and finishes on a pretty face.

Pretty boulder...pretty, pretty boulder. Love it!

This balancey move is the first of two distinct cruxes.

This is a wonderful example of the varied climbing Lolo offers

This mental crux involves a long traverse from a bomber #3 camalot to an insecure smear past a scoop.

This is actually the round room but I didn't want to add a closed area. Good memories!

Justin starting a difficult sandstone problem in Capitol Reef N.P. B2?

Holly Mylander working this thin lieback

Just a J-tree shot that evokes longing in the backs of my hands.

My bestest when he could still get down into Big Creek.

One of the finest strolls in the Park. The real fun is the runout on the second pitch.

This fine crack is worth stopping at on your way to John Wayne.

I adore this boulder, this shot shows the holds on one of LH's early testpieces

Two slots for the fingers and a smear, dyno and mantle! Fun

Crisp granite edges make big creek a true joy.