Chris Heideman leading one of the most impressive cracks in Snow Canyon and the St. George Area.

Not a bad warm up route for Atomic Indian, which is highly recommended. This crack is about 20 feet left, and ascends a wandering crack/flake. A touch sandy, but worth it. Fun route.

Here is my first multipitch climb. We are on the second pitch of four. You can see the belayer on the middle right and me (spec of dust) on the top.

This is a photograph of me in Snow Canyon State Park. Part of Spring break 2005.

Nice fun, long pitch on Circus Wall.

Nice green grasses in the Breakfast Nook area.

Pitch one is fun in the sun. Pitch two is a bit steeper and more exiciting. Run the two pitches together, they are both short.

Uncle Reamus is a nice warm up for the reaming you will take around the corner on Atomic Indian.

This is me climbing Pigmy Alien at Snow Canyon St. Park, UT. The Climb goes up into the large cave 140' up.

Don't focus on the tights. Check out the white drilled hold up and right from me. Someone drilled the route and then someone went and filled it in. around 1985

Around 1985....Someone had drilled some holes in a beautiful face to make it into a 5.9 or so. Despicable.....Please don't do this.......

This is in Snow Canyon of southern Utah. I am climbing my first 5.11 crack. This climb is very tough and takes a lot of stamina, but the rock is great and the feet holds are positive. Photographer: Brian (a.k.a.) SPIDERMAN.

My friend Jeremy took this photo of me after I finished leading the 3rd pitch of the wrong sport route in Snow Canyon. We said over and over it was the hardest 5.7 we'd ever climbed and then later we found out it was because it was actually 5.10b.

Scott Stugelmeyer and Jacob Dettman preparing to lead another climb after a great ascent of "Pygmy Alien".

My partner and I after a great day of climbing at the Circus Wall in Snow Canyon State Park.

Sheila conducting product field testing on St George sandstone, leading up to the first pitch anchor of Living on the Edge. That massive wall is actually more vertical than shown here due to the upward angle and lens effect. Lots of kids love to run around there too, their yelping and screaming echoing off of this huge amphitheater of rock to take you back to your fondest grade school recess moments. 19 Feb 2007.

Sheila and Lee on the first pitch of Gratitude, which shares the first two bolts of Leopard Skin before veering left for four excellent pitches. 17 Feb 2007.

This is Chad at the crux of the route, a ring lock section just before the top anchor.

Here is Nick leading this classic Snow Canyon route, a 70 foot splitter crack in a very scenic area. This is one of my favorite photos.

Nick stemming it on Atomic Indian. Very cool route.

Nick nearing the crux section and top of Atomic Indian- Snow Canyon State Park.

Just having fun up at snow canyon. My new buddie Lee showed us some great spots!

Just kiddin again (see my upside down pic) NO really he is about to start the 4th pitch of Living On The Edge (5.10c is the overall rating, 5.9 is the rating on the trad pitch.) Just thought it looked hot.. oh I mean inspiring. JK :)

Is my back getting red? Great roadtrip to St George Utah! Thanks Lee for the climbing and the eats!

This is Supe's second time climbing a multipitch. Yes that is a RC.com sticker on the helmet.