We had a fun weekend at Almo but the weather was cold and wet. We got up 2 pitches on Castle and bailed in the rain. Snowed the next day. Fine place, we have to return. Sonso45 took on 111706 with olympus digital.

This is an incredible arete line at an Area I'm thinking is the tiny town boulders. maybe thats not where it is, but it's awesome.

This was her first real outside climb, about 2 minutes after this she took her first TR fall. Way to go girl.

We thought this was a 5.9, but it turned out to be a 5.11c. Just a little difference...

I climbed it. It was hard only being 4 foot 11 inches tall, but I did it anyway. It was pretty easy till' about 3/4 of the way up when i ran out of holds. But I did it.You cant see the 25 feet below where the picture ends.This picture is just me coming down. (the photo is not on between heaven and earth, it is of me climbing Six feet over(5.11), which is right by between heaven and earth)

This is a photo of Slot Machine. Photo credit goes to brian in slc.

This is the Fragile Sawblades route. It is located on the north side of Competition Rock at CRSP in Idaho.

Opuntia, 5.10a, Poultry Pillar, Castle Rock, Idaho. 8 bolts to chains. Climber is Todd Meier, photo by Jason Cronk, June 17, 2006.

photo of Scott Sebring on fruit pie,enjoyable climb-photo taken by Tamara Haught

Idaho is so beautiful.

This is a photo of the first ascent of Continental Crust - destined to become a classic. Spectacular and interesting climbing on classic Almo pluton granite. Average bolt spacing = 7 ft.

This is a fun, overly protected route. You can skip some of the bolts. Castle rocks is a fun change from the city

this is a shot of my friend angry doing the first ascent of oops, i did it again!

i took this picture right before the first ascent. the crux is between the second and third bolt, easier if you escape to the crack left. harder to use little flake out right.

She did her first belay and her first lead here (7/29/05). Her brother is climbing. He lead Small Fry last year. Of course she thinks she's pretty cool. As long as they don't get the idea of doing this with out us I'll be fine. The guy in black bought them the belay plates. Parents aren't all that crazy about it. But everyone is still breathing.

Near the City of Rocks is a recently opened State Park here in Idaho. This photo shows a small portion of the old ranch that is now Castle Rock State Park. Their is plenty more climbing in Almo, Idaho.

Utah Climbing Club outing to Castle Rock June 2005. Judith Baker doing and amazing job on Twinkie 5.10c.

Utah Climbing Club outing to Castle Rock June 2005. Judith Baker doing and amazing job on Twinkie 5.10c.

Soaking up the sunshine on the fun slabbiness of Big Time (5.7), at Castle Rock.

a great 2 pitch 5.4

P Girl sends the Castle Keep in late March 04.

My son (9) clippin the chains on his first lead, "Small Fry"

This is the most comprehensive guide to climbing in Castle Rocks. New routes are going in at a very fast pace. This guide is being developed and manufactured in small quantities to keep up with the rapid development. If you want the most up-to-date guide with the most routes in it... here it is.

This area has a ton of potential! This is a shot of me on an unknown 10+/11- on castle rock. Sonya took this picture.

Kevin Caudil grunting up the finishing moves of The Red Rib, at Castle Rock Ranch. With the newly aquired access to this great area, this route got some supplemental bolts. Very well protected, superb friction sport route, sure to become a classic.