Photos by scottlougheed

Just another shot of me on Welcome to Iris Slab. It was just a fun day!

This is the first climb at the crag. FA unknown and the name is mine and not from FA party. Bolts are homemade and in the process of being replaced.

These are the bolts that protect the route. Most likely they would protect a small fall, but........... In process of replacing.

Iris Slab in October 2004 from the Iris meadows campground

Picture showing the quality granite of Iris Slab. This route was Welcome to Iris Slab, probably the best route on the rock.

The Left and Right variations of Devil's Tooth. North Face of Green Mountain

To access this site requires a 4 mile cross country access. 4 miles is if you do it without getting lost. It is a great way to spend the day

The North side route is a very easy friction climb. It is alot of fun and a great place to introduce people to a full climbing expereince, long approach and then a relatively easy climb with enough exposure newbes get nervous seconding.

Two routes on Green Mountain. Green Mountain is sometimes called Jadeite, the rock that it is made of.

Gary on our first ascent of Takin Care of Business. Notice his climbing shoes. We don't need no stinking sticky rubber! Pro left in place for dad to clean up the mess.

The new little twist Annie put into our climb.

New route put up by Scott and Chance