Photos by mistymountainhop

Bryant McDonnell sends this beast of a route in So. Illinois, Shorty the Pimp. He projected the route for several months before getting the send with pinpoint accuracy.

A friend of mine discovered this crack near Canyonlands while working on his PHD. It had ancient steps carved into it by the Barier Indians over 4,000 years ago and Not one local archiologist had even seen it. I was given the chance to climb a crack that had not been touched in thousands of years, and to witness the multitude of art that awaited me.

After a day of much rain we decided to go to the Cat wall to find dry climbing, we also found this beautiful 5.12 crack.

MY gf took this after we decided to sneak our skiboat into Tenaya lake. Couldn't have been a better day!

This is the backside perspective of the Grand Teton. Talk about choppy gniess!!

Although this is an amazing splitter OW that spans the entire crack, most people prefer to just climb to the pod.

You can't miss that big beautiful yellow building which stands among the thousands of trailers that inhabit the RRG.

Josiah Zayner (Organic) works on Giant City's classic Devil on a Leash as his little brother, Timmy looks on. This is supposedly one of the best boulder problems in So Ill.

Very fun prominent slab line up a very smooth surface. Amazing colors.

This picture is of Jayci following fun mid pitch. Great background view of Glacier Gorge.

This route is featured on the cover of Bernard Gillet's guidebook, a very short, but fun route.

A very fun and moderate line, this classic is not to be missed.

Although this may look tricky its easy, but sparsely protected 5.6. Very fun last pitch to an amazing 3 star route.

This was a very hard 5.9 crack. It may look easy if you stand beneath it, but in reality it is a devious Lumpy flair which I'm pretty sure was designed to kill your feet.

Staring with intense awe at Supercrack. We arrived late and decided we were going to climb the next day.... to wake up to a torrential downpoor! I guess it wasnt my time.

A 10 pitch 5.10 "valley" classic, the Crest Jewel is considered by many to be one of the best slab routes in the world.

This is an old school pic of me bouldering Yosemite slab. Notice how much erosion can change things over the years.

This is me on pitch three of the RMNP alpine Classic Sykes Syckle (5.9+++++). Amazing climb, but too bad i had to dislocate my knee on the stemming crux. But i still managed to lead the crux pitch and the last pitch, knee throbbing and all.