This view is from the SW, after coming off the approach to Warpath, among others. Late afternoon, amazing light and lots of damn mosquitos. This place is almost worth getting the Malaria.

The UNM mountaineering club took a trip to COchise for Fall Break 2006.

Three sets of climbers are visible in this photo. Can you see them?

Jennifer coming out of Ewephoria's chimney with Middle March Road snaking its way through the desert below her. She is clipping the third climber's rope into the draw and happy because that makes the last pitch.

Unfortunately, heavy wool socks offer no protection.

Need I say more?... I guess I do need to say more...OK that should do it.

Mark grunting his way through the 2nd pitch OW of Abracadaver. Mark linked the first two pitches!

I was stoked to lead this beautiful slightly overhanging but featured 3rd pitch on Boulder Dome.

Hawthorne5630 in deep, but enjoying it! Don't be afraid of the dark, but be afraid of going limp!

Hawthorne5630 stems past the crux on pitch 3.

Hawthorne5630 relaxes on the bivy ledge of Abracadaver.

Hawthone5630 leads past a single bolt on the unknown pitch above Pony Express and Dike to Dihedral.

Hawthorne5630 gettin' in the groove on pitch 2 of Abracadaver.

This is my buddy James climbing after we had just come from being rained out of the other side of Cochise. On of the most memorible trips I've ever taken.

a little ways up the second pitch of What's My Line. you can see where the route name comes from. photo by amir.

This is a topo I made after climbing Hardskins last week. I could not find one so I decided to put one up.

John on lead and offroute on Out of Towners Dome in Cochise Stronghold.

Anchors I built at end of pitch 3 of Moby Dick in Cochise Stronghold, AZ

Phugganut reracks for pitch 4 of Absinthe of Mallet; unk climber from Prescott behind on Peacemaker, another outstanding route on Sheepshead. Sonso45 took on nikon digital.

I can't remember which pitch this is but we're about 1/2 up the route worrying about the pretty but serious clouds behind us. we did eventually get rained on for a little while but hid in the cave then continued once it dried.

After some fast climbing to get there in time we made it to the "cave of the little screaming man" just as it started raining hard. Tim got soaked before he made it so we built a fire to warm him up. it was a nice break, the best part of the route in my opinion.

Day after new years, 04; after a long drive from San Diego and a long search for my climbing partners who are from Arizona, we headed up to Sheeps head, which is the biggest dome on the skyline, to do Peacemaker. The dome has several high quality, bolted, 5-7 pitch routes. This exciting, all day, multipitch adventure was well worth the trip. Much thanks to Aaron for leading 3 of us up.

I'm belaying my good buddy Aaron on the last pitch of peacemaker; the sweetest, longest sport climb I've ever done. We had to walk down in the dark, but I think climbing during the exquisite last light is worth it. On my left is my bro, Adam.

Abra's glorious layback

Me on a fun 10, though I don't know the name of it. Cochise Stronghold climbing is flippin' dolce!