Photos by tanderson

Mountainman enjoys following up another great unknown, Coopers Rock, classic trad climb. Located near the end of rock city and down over the hillside towards the river. This block has about 5 quality trad climbs on it.

John Rohrbacher on the Breakneck warmup G.Y.B. 5.9

Dr. Robert Coblentz climbs Son of Beast late in the 2006 ice season.

Bob Rentka on Spinach Crack

Tim Anderson on Fingers of Steel Dyno

Tim Anderson sussing the moves on an ascent of Greenland

pulling through the reaches on the FA of The Power of Tang

Tim Anderson on Gypsy Tears - V4, Dark Side, Upper Casparis boulders, Connellsville,PA

Pulling the lip and finishing the FA of the Power of Tang. Dark Side, Upper Casparis boulders, Connellsville, PA

This photo was taken Summer of 2001 Nick Nicolette showing even after a few years off he still climbs with style.

This is me on the warmup traverse at Bear Rocks Boulders. Bear Rocks is a great place to boulder. It's home to about 50 or so problems and its only about a 5min. walk from my front door. I enjoy my evening workouts there and showing others this great place.

One of the area classics and tallest. This moderate route offers a fine view of the valley below. Following a sharp arete this route offers the beginning climber the feeling of a little exposure.

Todd Damico climbing Bowling Ball Route in the Fall of 2001. Photo taken from the top of The Main Wall.

Reunion is a seldom climbed route at The Lost Crag. Put up in July of 2000 by Matt Johns and Tim Anderson. It is short in length, but packs a lot of punch and pump for those that climb it. Quality moves on slightly overhanging Pennsylvania Gritstone.

The Knobs offer some fine climbing South Western Pennsylvania climbing in a remote setting. We worked this route over a several months in 1998 finally getting a first ascent late in the year.

Tim Anderson climbing October 5.11b in October of 1998. Steep overhanging face start to pockets and huecos at the top. During the first top rope ascent of this route some critters living at the top of the rocks chewed throught 1 piece of 1" nylon webbin

Visiting Kentucky climber, Matt Johns onsiting this Lost Crag classic.

Looking uphill at the Park area. The near arete is Sunset Arete and the light streak in the middle of the blank face is Nothing but Love Dyno

Carl Samples starts up Greenland - A steep arete downhill 75 yards from the Park area.

Coming in hot and slapping the lip on Greenland

Carl Samples working the moves on Unbridled Spirit.