A nice view of Mt. Baker from Mt. Maxwell on Salt Spring Island just as the sun is setting

My (ex)girlfriend and I watched this on the Bow Spirt of our boat

I know this is "Rock Climbing".com, but this is my favorite picture so I thought I would submit it anyways. This is in a small bay close to saltspring island, it's one of the few places in the world where there is a tidal waterfall...I notised a few climb

Here's the view from this killer area just outside Capitol Reef--find it on the map, you'll be glad you did. The slabby wall at the top of the talus has 4 or 5 nice moderate crack climbs with anchors on top. My friends and I put up these routes in 1996.

This pic is of the 3 sisters in the blue mtns. You used to be able to climb them, but they banned it because it is a sacred Aboriginal site.

Took this one while bushwalking in the blue Mountains. The walk was graded hard so there wasnt many tourists on it which was nice.

The veiw is spectacular as you look down several hundred feet to the Delaware river.The highways on either side were a noise issue though.

You will find this boulder on the approach to the Grand Wall in Squamish.It must have taken a lot of time and effort to create this and stands as part of Squamish early history.

Nathan Rainwater enjoying the view from Camp #4 Overhang. A popular destination for campers who seek a view and shelter from rain or wind. There are also some Trad & Aid routes located here. Photo by Andy Lemon.

This is me and ringold enjoying another beautiful alabama winter sunrise. Thats the thing thats nice about the south, you can climb in January.

This is a shot of the river a few hundred yards below desoto falls near mentone alabama.

You clipstick aid up Scarface 5.13d because we dont have the route wired, and then walk up the gulley behind it and then jump off a boulder as the belayer takes out the slack

This is a view looking west from the Seward Highway across Turnagain Arm (south of Anchorage). You can not tell very well in this picture, but the alpenglow and sunbeam shining on the peaks of the Kenai Peninsula (left side of the Arm) was spectacular.

I took this during a recent trip to Yosemite Valley. Nice bouldering on the valley floor.

Thought I'd add yet another incredible Jtree sunset to the photo section...this one was taken just outside of Ryan campground around mid-March

This shot was taken on the banks of the West Branch of the Penobscot River looking towards Katahdin.

Just to the left of Becky's Crack--climb the thin crack section, then instead of traversing, follow the thin slab straight up.

I ran into this Marmot on the summit of Mt Shavano, a 14er in the Sawatch Range in Colorado. Shavano is an easy walkup, and has a wonderful snow route up the Angel of Shavano snowfield.

After a day of climbing on Cannon Cliff, we saw the classic shot of the Old Man of the Mountain on the way back to Vermont. Photo by Robert Todd.

This is shoe I found under Crimea rocks. And you willn't believe - in this shoe ten years ago Ukrainian best climbers had trainig . It's a piece of history.