This is the rail that makes Mr. Clean and Mr. Clean Super Hero. This face is about 12 feet tall with a slopey high walk off to the left. Lots of potential in this mostly untouched boulder field.

Chauca is owned by Julie E and accompanies Julie on many trips. She's always well behaved.

Jay burns up his calves and stems his way up this cave creek classic.

A nice overhung bulge with sweet jams and excellent feet. A great climb.

Training for the NIAD circa 1992. Hauling a Bosch and a kid makes for some good training! Have to learn patience too.

One of the hardest routes I've ever been on, I think.

This pic was taken in 1995 of Tony Mayse making the first unroped ascent of Involuntary Manslaughter at Cave Creek. Photo by: Rich Mitton

Scientiffikk climbing The Gimp at Cave Creek, Arkansas. Short but fun.

One of the best routes of the trip, Booker made this look pretty damn groovy, the overhang is a little hard to see...and we still dont know the name of this route, it is not in the guide books.

Ed cranking it out on a 11c that was pointed out to us as a 9...Fuzzy Dice...Ed was swearing black and blue that it was harder, and got nothin but "look for the bomber holds its only a 5.9!!!" in reply

A nice little drop knee on lips and assholes. This route was wicked! Highly recommend it!!!

Freaking great route. One of my favorites.

Josh Gorman on Choss Man (I think that is the route).

This is Apostles and Pagans, aka "Raining Fingers" according to the guidebook. I love this route, but be aware that the top out can be a little tense if it is slick/mossy.

Having a blast on Flying Elvis, Thanksgiving weekend '08. We have a tradition of going to Arkansas every Thanksgiving and frying a turkey at Sam's Throne. This year we checked out cave creek for some bolt clipping. Cool area.

Sequence of me on successful attempt of Skin Flick, 1995.

Terry Andrews on FFA of Skin Flick, Cave Creek, Arkansas, 1995