Photos by sway-reincarnate

This is the second in a series of photos showing the wall at camp cove.

This is the third in a series of photos showing the wall at camp cove.

This is the final in a series of photos showing the wall at camp cove.

One of the many boulders scattered about.

One of the many boulders scattered about. This shows the start of 'Bitter Campari' a sit start that follows along the lip with undergrips and small cracks to the left.

Pictured is Nicole O'Neill trying to figure out the start of a new route. (later modified to become 'Purple Russian') Getting past this slick rock section proved to be hard and resulted in a sprained left ankle. Ironically resulting from when a crash pad was underneath, she came down with her left foot just off the pad and on top of a sharp rock.

A PDF overlay of the Clark Hill WMA area.

moves are chalked up in this photo

View of Boulders from across the road in the spare parking lot. Turtleback boulder is seen on the right side with the start of the main boulder in the middle left.

A post shot, it's hard to see where I had my hands because I found out too late I was sans one chalk ball. Instead I used some sand off the ground and knocked off a bit of moss.

Split rocks seen from the perspective of 'pop up hole' on the river, good climbing on 3 sides with some work in between a few of the splits. Water lines can be seen on the rocks, high water/flood stage can cover these rocks completely.

Photo of the wall as seen from the ledge slightly above it. Anchor tree is located in the middle at the top

Tony putting the finishing moves on unknown route.

The carved out ledge ( the only overhang ) that sits above the 'final falls' rapid.