Photos by rwaltermyer

Dino finishing out the Haycock uber-classic 3-star.

Dino finishing out the Haycock uber-classic 3-star. Second of two.

On his third lap of the day, Andrew cruising on 3 Star.

After completing the "unique" swing, Char finishes up the Haycock's Pele (V8) (which ends on the Piton Crack) in the notorious Cave.

Jason and Beckdu didn't get along too well on this particular day. Nonetheless....

Ryan cranking the start to a Hunter's classic highball: Mojo.

Mark, on the start to the Egg/Sugarcube.

This picture used to be the Lehigh Valley Bouldering Club's webpage at http://www.lehigh.edu/~inlvbc/ but the site is no longer. With the help of archieve.org, I recovered this baby, and it will be preserved for good!

This picture was used on the Lehigh Valley Bouldering Club's website, http://www.lehigh.edu/~inlvbc/, but that has since gone under. So, with the help of archieve.org, I brought it back to life!

Hans Florine, the speed climbing legend of Yosemite, cranking on the speed wall at the 2002 X Games.

This is Ryan on Dirty Thing (5.8) at Birdsboro, PA. Orange Sunshine also a 5.8 is the awesome arete climb on the right, which we climbed that day as well. More of our climbing pictures can be found at Mark's website.

Oh, the beauty of Hunters. Sandstone, grippy rock with pockets galore, hard on tips but after a long day, you can smile at all the problems out there!

Steve working on the Sugar Cube problem.

I stubbled over this wicked 50 degree lackback as I hacked through the Cambodia-like jungles of Governor Dick. The best line looks to be up the arete and then up the crack, which I detailed in this picture. I'd love to get the FA, but it's well over my he

These two shots will give you an idea of the bouldering at Devils Gorge. "Finally" is recognizible on the left picture running beside the crack on the left side. The right pict gives you an idea of the huge overhang on the righthand side.

These pictures give you an idea of some of the climbs at the Glen. Dynamesh (5.10) is the climb on the overhang on the left shot. The center shot is a picture of the largest outcrop of rock (about 70 feet). Lastly, Super Bird, in addition to numerous othe

Ryan finishing one of numerous problems ranging from V1-V7 at Governor Dick. The climbing is solid and plentiful.

There she is... partially laidback and some wierd overhanging routes, but plenty of choices and enough protection to lead or toprope.

Randy climbing the middle section of the Pizza Route (5.6) This is one of the Main Wall's beautiful lines which can be Toproped or Lead.