This is my friend Kat attempting the dicey top moves.

This problem is harder than it looks. This is Carlos sending it. The mantel is super dicey. Carlos's comments after sending before we even looked in the guide for the name: "Dude, that's the world's hardest V2!"

Scary 20 ft. boulder problem, only about V3 on so. Commiting top moves make this problem badass.

3 to 4 move V6 to the right of paper dragon. Has long powerful moves in it

Long V8, took al about 5 tries to send the problem.

V10 that shares the same start as kung fu grip, but bursts out left on crimper's.

Campus traverses a long flake with long reaches, leading up to a huge crux span Between two descent holds.

Don't tell anyone, but the Tramway is absolutely incredible.

...overhanging edge, but i'm to weak to climb it without that other block.

location: the tramway - palm springs. i don't know the section. there were to much snow, so we didnt have any orientation.

15 miles away from the tram. Doing an ultralite hike for afew days and was lucky enough to spot these extremely rare big horn rams. Very cool.

Joe on "Gluttony" at Tramway on Mt. San Jacinto

This crack at the Tram is CLASSIC... Here is Gimpy balls out, way off the deck... Can you say HARD V3?

I went up to the Tramway in Palm Springs one cold winter day. This is me chillin' at the base of "The Cube".

This is me pullin' pretty hard on "The Cube". I think a little too hard cause the picture taken right after this was me eatting my pad pretty hard!

Todd smoothly making the first throw on "Blue Flame" V6, at Tramway.

Reagan almost got this one first try. Amazing crimping on amazing rock in an amazing setting, this is tramway.

Matan on one of the best V4's in the state. If you can find it amongst the endless granit of Tramway consider youre self lucky, a true gem.

Matt Hammett, Palm Springs Tramway, CA.

josh dynoing to the lip on a problem at the tramway