Boulder next to the street.

65' long, 25' high First Walk: Damian Cooksey, June 5, 2005

First Walk at Indian Rock, Berkeley, CA 65' long, 20' high 6/05/05

Indian Rock Highline 65' long, 20' high First Walk June 05, 2005

I got this shot (of a climber sending the bubble) while hanging at indian rocks

last week a few of us went out to indian rock, and this is a pic of me on the bubble (v5) at indian rock

I found this climb on a hand drawn guide and decided to try it. Start with an easy face climb, and then traverses accross this overhanging bolder. From there its all hard pumpy moves. Here is a pic of me pulling over the top.

Martin Dedek traversing at Indian rock. Photo:Loomis collection

How often do you ever see something like this happen???

Thought this was maybe some kinda postcard chit

Just a cool picture taken by Brian in the winter of 2003.

hanging out with buddies after hitting the pit at Indian Rock

concentrating amidst residential berkeley... probably thinking about gettin me some delicious greasy pizza at blondies!!! yessssssssssssss

Me, starting the problem.

Random smaller boulder near the street at Indian Rock

Charlie Benton working 'The Seam', V7, Indian Rock, Berkeley, Ca. This shot was taken from a servo controlled rig atop a 30ft carbon fiber pole. -As my LX3 pole rig is nearing completion, I am planning on shooting the 'difficult to capture' Berkeley Rocks as my first project. I kept my eye on this Northeast facing climb earlier this week, and noticed the face was barely exposed to the sun minutes before sunset. Knowing this alignment wouldn't last past the weekend, I headed out with my brother to shoot the climb the next day with my Canon SD800 rig. Promising Thomas studio perfect lighting, we watched a typical 'Summer of 2010' fog bank sweep in and engulf the hills. I took the opportunity to show Thomas how to use my rig, and did a little climbing myself.