Photos by nvrsmr14

This was the first problem put up in this area. It is a beautiful overhang out to an arete.

This problem is a campus start but it has the potential of having a true sit start. Sweet problem on small holds.

This was one of the first times that I attempted this line. Wish I had a spotter!

This is such a cool looking problem. The main reason for this problems name is that it has a poor landing on sharp rocks which have become known as the "gnomes teeth".

This is first of three foot to hand matches on this problem. It has yet to be finished. After working you way up to the overhang and then out it to the arete the problem is hopefully going to follow the arete to the top.

Has not seen a first acent as of yet. If you are a fan of highball boulder problems this place is for you. This particular route is 25 to 30 feet.

Here is the first of the three foot hand matches that must be preformed to make it out to the arete. This picture was taken on the first session after we cleaned up all of the dead trees from the landing area.

Entering the off width section of the climb in his own unique style. Photo by Ian Allison

Problem is located on the courner to the left of the monkey problem on the Big West Boulder at turtle lake. When I did this problem it did not lok like anyone had ever started where I did. It is estimated to be around V4 give or take.