Photos by leedaclimber

Mugur on Tieranny 12a

Chris stays focused on deception. 1/19/09.

Matthew climbing plumber's crack at Kraft Mt. Nevada. April 10, 2008

Taken at Kraft boulders. April 10, 2008

Matthew climbs this aesthetic crack in the Kraft Mt. boulderfield. April 10, 2008

Matthew sticks a dyno crux on Dumpster Proof @ T-Wall. 1-20-08

Matthew Gant climbs Doppler Effect, a fun finger crack

Jason Reynolds climbs the RRG mega classic Rockwars, June 7, 2007.

Mark Williams warms up on the RRG classic Autumn.

David Andrews reaches for a sloper on Smeagol Slab on the Precious boulder. Photo by Micah Gentry.

Scott Gross places a key heel hook in preparation for the next cruxy move on the classic "It's cool to pee in your pants", located on the Billy Madison boulder in the Great Roof area of Pot Point boulderfield. Photo by Micah Gentry.

Matthew approaching the slopey mantle of this nice boulder- hidden in the Drama area at Pot Point. Self-Discipline traverses a nice roof to a slopey topout. Photo by Micah.

Rick Bost makes his way over the bulge on The Salient Line. This fun problem is similar to Little Bad Boulder at Rocktown, both in appearance and quality.

Micah bagging another FA at Pot Point. Whole Grain arete is located in the Devastation area. This area was named after all the pine tree deadfall that had to be cleaned up to access many of the problems here.

Micah on the Great Roof in the great roof area at Pot Point.

Nice warmup just steps away from the loop road. Located in the Twister area in Pot Point boulderfield.

Ken reaches the slopey top of Buggy, a problem in the Gummi area of Pot Point. This problem is just steps away from the loop road.

Scott sticks the powerful dyno to the lip on Giant Steps. This problem is located in the fortress area at Pot Point. Photo by Micah Gentry.

Micah makes his way up Nubbins. Slopey hands and tiny footholds make this a fun one! Located in the Fortress.

This nice crack line is found in the Force area of Pot Point. Luckily the crux is low to the ground. Climber is Matthew, photograph taken by Micah Gentry.

Micah climbs Slopes of Mordor, found on the precious boulder.

3 star line in the precious area. Climb up perfect sandstone face! Climber is Griffin. Pic taken by Micah Gentry.

Griffin on the classic "40 Licks" in the fortress at Pot Point. This problem climbs a prominent vein iron band as seen in this shot. Photo my Micah Gentry.

Griffin on the classic 40 Licks slab at the Fortress.

Ken climbs Tequila Sunrise, a nice moderate in the Alpha area.

Matthew on the shallow pockets of "Classic that Was"- found in the Great Roof area at Pot Point boulderfield.

This nice arete is found in the Twister area at Pot Point boulderfield.

Here's a bad pic of an amazing problem. you sit start and follow up the arete, then pull the lip and topout. One of the classics at Pot Point boulderfield.

Micah (left) climbs "Many Day's Walk" and Dave (right) climbs "Pow Wow". This fun boulder is located in the Sacred area at Pot Point.

Matthew climbs Way Rambo at Indian Creek. Photo taken by Reynolds (Elder), November 2005.

Matthew on Supercrack. Taken by Jason Tanner, November 2005.

Matthew on Supercrack. Taken by Jason Tanner, November 2005.

Dave Pollard maintains focus on Fish Eyed Fool at foster falls. Photo taken by Matthew Gant on 5/21/05.

Matthew Gant climbs the juggy roof of gas chamber, located in the right bunker at foster falls. The crux is a v3/4 bouldery sequence moving from the roof to gain the upper dihedral. Photo taken by Dave Pollard on 5/21/05.

When you first walk into the Dairy Farms crag, this wall is on your right. The nose is the obvious feature. There are at least 2 routes that climb the 40 meter nose in 2 pitches.

When you first walk into the Dairy Farms crag, this wall is to your left. There is a bolted warmup climb noted in the pic.

This is Jason on Pitch 7 of Red Rock's Crimson Chrysalis. Although only 5.8, this climb is almost completely vertical the entire way. FYI, I didn't rotate the pic, I just aimed the camera straight down between my legs from the hanging belay.

What a classic! Anyway, one great thing about this climb is that it's easy to find and the descent is easy to follow. Still, here's a topo to help you locate the climb when you get close to the wall. The first 2 pitches as well as the descent can be seen in the pic. PM me if you would like a full size pic.

Since me and my buddy had trouble finding the start of this "classic", i thought I'd make a topo pic to help people find it. send me a PM if you'd like a full size copy. It certainly would have helped me out!

Did you have trouble locating the start of Tunnel Vision? Me and my partner took a while to find it and the other party we found on the route that day said it took them a while as well. So maybe if you've never climbed this route, this pic will help you know what to look for. This is what the actual start of the climb looks like. Also see the topo I posted called "Tunnel Vision Topo" for more beta...

2 climbers making their way up Epinephrine. I had to really zoom in for the climbers to even be visible. When you zoom out to capture the whole wall, you can't even see the climbers. Taken May 21, 2004. One of the climber's names was Julien- pm me if you know of him, as he has pics of my party on Prince of Darkness.

This is a party on the long second pitch of Prince of Darkness. The climber at the top of the screen is at the anchors of P2, while his second (at the very bottom of the screen) is at the top of P1 getting ready to climb up and join him. This pic shows how vertical this route is! Taken on May 21, 2004.

Matthew on the Comet Dyno at Rocktown, GA. This is a full out throw off crimps to a huge jug. Finding the right feet to leap from is key. Pic taken by Keith 2/21/04.

A nice look at the holds of "Step Child" from above. Pic taken by Kelly.

Matthew works on Golden Harvest @ Rocktown. Photo taken by Rho.

Rho sending Bum Boy, with a little encouragement from his friends. This is a must do problem, and a great introduction to the conundrum of water groove climbing @ HP40.

This is a pic of my buddy Tanner at a crux on Frogland at Red Rocks, NV. I made him carry the heavy red pack, just for the added exercise. I bet it made those crimpers feel just a bit harder to pull up on.

Sweet Pain, located at the second pullout at Red Rocks. That route was so fun!

Rho slaps up on the HP40 classic Millipede. It was a crisp day in December, and the friction was immaculate.

This is a nice view of the the 100 ft. route Passages- a perfect handcrack in a left facing dihedral. Pic taken by Micah.