Aaron Hesch takes a well earned post-send rest atop the Flatiron.

Here I am with my daughter Kylie on here first visit to Devils Lake. She really enjoyed the camping and hiking. She was even able to swim for a bit.

this is a shot of steve by the greatest show to give you an idea of the size. the greatest show goes up the middle of the face on sloping pockets. it tops out at 12-15 feet on a sandstone slab.

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this is a boulder right off of the balanced rock trail right at the start of the trail. The problem starts from the hold my right foot is on. There is enough room on the start for two fingers on each hand. There really arnt any feet to start so its a pull from the start the the two holds my hands are on. I would say a V4 just because of the starting move, the rest is about a v3 or so, the top out is a tad difficult, but it is a great route

This route is off of the balanced rock trail, my buddy is climbing it. The route its probly a v2, the landing is very slanted so make sure not to twist your ankle, AND watch out for spiders, giant web in the big hole towards the bottom. I like this pic because it shows the surroundings instead of just the rock

me bouldering up this beauty of a route, i think its like a v2 or so, some slipery holds but over all a very nice route

Bad Photo, but wanted to just get one up for a profile pic. Just messing around on some boulders in the boulder field on the East shore area of Devil's Lake, just off the tracks. Fun problem starts lower left of picture, traverses right and tops out right where I am when this picture was taken.

This is me on a real fun problem right off the CCC trail in Devils Lake. I think its a variation of an old John Gill problem.Tons of fun. Spot by Alex Becker. Photo by Emily Binder.

Fun crimpy pockety problem just around the corner from Tombstone. Eric Venker pulling on small three finger pocket. Unsent by us...maybe V4?

Close up of Paul Spitzmueller fighting the three finger pocket that really sucks.

Brad ( ramylson ) on a real steep boulder problem on the West Bluff. Pretty cool little problem located directly down the hill from the Beautiful Soup problem.

This is RC.com member Rokklym paddling up quartzite waves. This grouping of boulders just north of the Jigga/Beautiful Soup Boulders.

RC.com memeber Rokklym working his feet on "X to the Sissy". This problem is found in the Jigga/Beautiful Soup boulders, which can be found on the West Bluff of Devil's Lake.

Brad trying to climb Trust Fund no handed. Its deffinetly do-able no handed, just takes lots of balance ( and good friction ).

Scott on Trust Fund V0/1, a very easy but fun problem. There really are no handholds, you basicly climb with just friction

Brad on a tall V5 or 6 on the West Bluff of Devils Lake. Once you pull the lip you have a nice little slab to finish out the problem.

Out in the woods near Devils Lake a couple years ago. Nice little problem. Photo by Jayme Berger.

I cant remember what or where this problem is but its cool and its at the Lake. Nate making easy work of it.

This is Nick on Naturals off, during a little night time bouldering session.

Kate (me) Jeff and Rach @ devils lake- east bluff- after a fabulous day of climbing! :)

Chossmonkey pimping a new line at the Summer Solstice Crank Du Jour at Devils Lake. Nobody was able to top this baby out but it might have been done by now.

Who says that everything has been climbed at Devils Lake. There are TONS of boulder problems out there waiting for the right preson to claim them. Here, Nate comes close to nailing the FA on a sweet problem. The FA was done moments later by the legendary Eric Z.

Matt about to be thwarted, just below the crux, on a V5 at Devil's Lake.

Renata searching for that hidden crimp on "Face."