that's me raping off of big rock.I dont know what route name it was.Kevin Watson had took the photograph.

This is a well travelled problem on the East Rock. It is called "Firth's Jug Haul" and it goes at V0 or V1. Photos of the backside always look a little intimidating due to the angle. They are really quite fun.

Here's a shot of the Big Rock, a classic bouldering area outside of Calgary, Alberta.

"Big Rock" Okotoks, Alberta Unknown Boulderer takes a break as storm approaches from the west. Dec.19.04

Kyle - (age 11) trying his hand at an OffWidth, after reading a story about *pipeline* http://home.primus.ca/~dooley/climbing/offwidths/offwidths.html - - we "had to" find an offwidth for him that was close and could be climbed in Dec.

Big rock near Okotoks Alberta, fun little boulder problems. Easy to reach the top of both large boulders. Un-named people in the bottom of the photo.

Great dyno to a small incut lip, but pretty thin for the throw. Thank Aldwin for the pic.

Just to prove that there is still bouldering at big rock in January.

What better way to show their trust and love for each other that to rip it up on the rock. My Friends Matt and Tamara .. on their wedding day.

My friends Matt and Stephen are working the moves of this overhanging problem .. note the champage, it is very important to keep hydrated.

A nice problem on the north east side of Big Rock, near Calgary, Alberta Canada. (read my comment for a story about the photo / send)

Me just getting ready to dyno the finish of the unnamed V7ish route at big rock. Didnt send, but worked the end dyno. Definetly one of the easier parts on the route. Dyno goes only at about V2. Photo thanks to Ryan Biffard (biff)

Me on the easy dyno finish to the long traverse with no name. Traverse goes at about V7, maybe a bit easier. I didnt send the climb, but figured I'd work the last move. Photo courtesy and by Ryan Biffard (biff).

A difficult traverse across the north east side of Big Rock. This problem isn't in the guide book, so if you want some beta .. talk to me. I believe this is local climber Kevin Wilson, we worked on this problem together for about 2 hours. I like this photo because of the cows.

This is Jon (jono13) getting ready to jump on Resurrection; an over-rated V8 that probably goes at around V6.
This is at Big Rock, which was carried by a Glacier and dropped in the middle of the prairies! (just look at the background)

I shot this photo through my sunglasses trying to give some mood.

Here is Antri Climbing Big Rock again. There are paintings on the rock so be carful where you climb.

This might be called a High ball, but it is V0, with an easy top out on good rock. As you can see the landing isn't the greatest, but with a good spotter you will usually land back on flat ground.

This is the Okotoks Big Rock, as seen from the parking lot. You can see the locals have stolen the informative signs on the blue frames. This rock is about 6 meters (18 feet) tall. There are good problems all around it.

This shot was taken on Nov 23, it was -7C (20 degrees F) and sunny; perfect for climbing. This line starts on a couple micro ledges, and works up an awful face with the right hand in a tiny crack to the overhang. The over hang is about 3.5m (11 feet)up the climb and the landing is terrible even with a pad(large, sharp, steep rocks) it takes alot of guts to make the move over the overhang. My partner had to come spot me so there are no pictures of me falling .. sorry.

biff traveresing at Big rock. This rock has been pollished smooth by buffalo over thousands of year. It makes footwork really trickey.

heel hook on an unknown problem, south east corner of Big Rock, Okotoks Alberta. I edited out a hand that looked like it was grabbing my butt :-)