just out side of the tent lies boulders... climber kelly, and photo by Aj.

Sweet spot, unsure of what the actul name of this area, but we all had a go at it.. Climber aj and photo bye kelly..?

A route juan carlos put josh on his first day at pine,and he was feeling it, v1+ ish, Im sure the saugages wernt helpin...ha, photo by Aj

a v6 highball at pine mtn. that took , maany tries

Some where in the hunting grounds lies an slopie vsomthin, but it took him a few try's but then he landed it! Climber: Ryan, photo bye yours truly, Aj nikon 4 ever...

Jon working Sock Hop and me taking the same photo from the Ocean's Eleven guide book.

Jon making the reach on the first move of Sock Hop at Pine Mountain.

A look at an amazing sunset from Pine Mountain's Picnic area.

Me setting up for the crux move on No Picnic at Pine Mountain, CA. The trip to Pine Mountain was part of the climbing program at my school.

Matt Stanich on the classic pine mountain problem "sock hop V6".

Tig on the start of Cielo, a highball V0-. Jug to jug up to a crack topout. If you're crimping and pinching the little stuff, then hell, you're just showing off. 17 Sep 2005

Nikki crimping and pinching on Dirt Bag. 17 Sep 2005

We thought this might be Dreams, but starting further to the left of Ron seemed harder than V2. Two long reach moves from that start get you to a positive horizontal slit above spotter's left elbow, then veering left to come out from underneath along a series of rail jugs, then left and up to the top. 17 Sep 2005

SDS onto the hueco Kelly's right hand is on, then make big move to the left to the grainy undercling Nikki is on, then straight up to the top. Down climb the far side, down along crack or face near the opposite corner on far side. Going straight up on small crimps above the start is Hueco Problem. 17 Sep 2005

Damon Corso Photographer. This is the Pine Mt. Test Piece "Whiplash" V11. see more of Damo's photography at www.petrala.com

One of my all time favorite boulder problems in one of my favorite boulderfields. Perfection. Photo: Jonathan Kingston, taken sometime in the late 90s.

Despite all the flies and pine sap, had a blast on this perfect arete.

High up on bumfight-another great arete found in the picnic area.

Comming back down Stable Boy - both an easy and fun problem which goes up center of face

This Quinn board climbing , we used an old boogy board to balance on while we traversed the over hang

This is me about to start climbing this 10-15 degree overhanging wall. I'm posting this picture to help identify the problem as I have no clue what it is. Has anybody seen it or done it before?

Awesome problem that I can only do from the second move on, since the first campus move kills me every time. Here I'm about to lunge and latch the last hold of the crux. Great moves but an unusualy bad landing for Pine Mtn.

This is me trying the first (or second, depending on where you start) move of Surprise. Very simplistic problem with not-so-static but fun moves to small slopey holds. Will have to work it some more next time...

Beck doing the opening throw on No Picnic, Picnic Area, Pine Mountain, CA.

Kristel using the undercling to reach the hold on No Picnic, Picnic Area, Pine Mountain, CA.