Moving around the corner is easier than it looks but the rest of the route is a sustained layback crack with interesting protection. Very asthetic!

Getting a rest after some great climbing.

This pic was taken at the beer walls on labor day weekend. I decided to step up and try a 5.9 for the first time! The route is Frosted Mug 120ft, 50ft of laybacking it to the top, what a thrill!

This is a pic of me climbing a short/fun handcrack called 3.2 at the beer walls. this was our first time at the beer walls and decided the first couple of climbs on the upper beer wall would make for some good warm up climbs.

after wondering around familiarizing ouselves with the beer walls I decided to lead an easy route (5.3) so my partner (new to the climbing scene)could understand the basics of leading.

This picture was taken during a 2 day climbathon at the beer walls, the goal....climb...climb...climb til our fingers and feet were raw! here I am leading jugs of beer, a short, fun, and easy (5.3)

Posing while nearing the top of Sword. Good for the profile?

Awesome weather, beautiful babes and cold beer (minus the beer and babes). My shoulders still hurt from the burn baby! I'm talkin mid-April Upstate New York SUNNN burn. oh YEA p.s. st im your bitch

This is tim on Afternoon Delight- a delightful climb indeed! I would say it is kind of "gunks-like" because of the horizontals. Photo:Mom

A nice hand jamming crack at the Beer Walls in Keene Valley N.Y. An exceptional day of climbing. Couldn't ask for better weater.

Pierre de St. Croix leads "Seven Ounces" at Beer Wall.