Photos by phlyfisher

This is me on the top of ancient art. A small but incredible summit. A must do if in the neighborhood.

Heres Kelly sending a gem at the new Castle Rock ranch. We went thinking there would be many more as good as this but unfortunately there wasn't. At least we didn't see too many. However this was worth the trip. A great V2. One of the best I've done. Long moves and good holds. It was surprisingly clean. Unlike everthing else we tried.

Bigpern just pulls through the crux of this ultrafun route on the membrane wall of American Fork. One of the few walls that is under 5.12.

This is me on one of the problems on the riverside boulder. Its a two move wonder. I thought it was fun. Notice how much we take along with us. All terrain reefs, zone bars, iron hand. We're definately ready to boulder.

This is me on the riverside traverse. A great problem. Just be wary when the stream is running high.

This is me high up on the riverside traverse. If I had fallen from here I probably would have ended up in the stream. A great problem that is a must do!!

I hopped on this wondering if it has been scent before. It is a double dyno to the top. At least that is what I was going for. Thanks goodness we had a surplus of crashpads.

Here's a sequence of pictures showing a buddy of mine going for it and not quite getting it. Its really fun. If you don't hold onto the jug it can wear away yours tips real quick.

A perplexed climber trying to figure out the crux on this classic route. It can be tricky to find, but well worth it.

On this route, it goes from tips, to hands, to offwidth. A must do if in the area. Once on top, you can top rope the 11a slab route on the left of the crack. A humbling experience for me.

A climber from Canada who was sending everything that day. Him and his friend Sonnie Trotter were trying to put up a new problem next to the chube, but didn't quite finish it.

A group of guys were working this highball. It looked like a climbing gym that day with all the people and pads spread out.

My friend took this picture with my camera as I was climbing. I didn't think there was enough light left, but it turned out pretty good. The sunset was amazing that evening.

Heres bigpern cruising up the J-Tree classic double cross (edit). A sweet hand crack.

I took this picture of a guy bouldering from the base of the Exorcist. The view of the background with the boulders in the foreground just looks cool to me.

This is skier tim throwin up the horns on top of the north overhang with bigpern in persuit. Right after the pic bigpern fell and knocked tim on his butt.

This is the view you have as you walk down the path into the wash of the first pullout. The walls here have a cool texture to them.

Here is Skier Timm on Times Square on the lower S-Curves. A really fun route that often is overlooked because of Black Monday next to it. It is a great route too!

This is me on Skid Row variation. A short bouldery route that pulls a steeep roof. Really fun but short.

Bourbon street is a perplexing 10d in Big Cottonwood Canyon. Really sequencial, but has some funs moves.

This is the Escalante canyon. We were hiking in to Neon canyon to do some canyoneering and rappeling. The colors in the canyon were amazing.

This is Skier Timm on Black Monday. A big Cottonwood classic. It is a steep jug haul that can tire most climbers. This was on a sunny November afternoon with perfect temps.

A lovely November afternoon. The temps were perfect for sending this day. This is one of many routes we did this day.

Bigpern crankin down on skid row. What a great day to climb. Beanie and thermal underwear optional. The S-Curves are awesome.

This is me on the first pitch of the Kor-Ingalls route. The squeeze chimney up top was pretty sketchy for as there was no pro for about 20 ft.