Describes some new boulder porblems on the east side of Coyote Rocks

No this photo is not posed and it's not upside-down! Justin E. in the process of making sure The Warden in Vedauwoo, Wyoming meets up to it's .13 off-width rating by adding a new start to the problem in the back of the 15 foot tunnel, rotating upside-down IN the tunnel and then setting up for the crux. Not only do you have to have crazy power for this problem but it also requires some elegant off-width skills. Eventually he was right-side up again.

South face of Central Massif, Walts Wall in the center.

Just topped out one of my first routes at Vedauwoo.

Steve, taking in the view before "Barf"ing. Photo by corankinrok

taking a break after the climb up before setting the top rope....

Photo of my helmet on a rock below Friday the 13th at Vedauwoo. It was raining, so there wasn't much else to do.

Jason trying to pull the crux on a nice summer morning in vedauwoo

This is a Wyoming landscape before we got dumped on by a winter storm....

Early morning hike to the top of Turtle Rock in Vedauwoo gave us a great view of the Valley Massif, our playground the rest of the afternoon..

Shows some new routes

Do I look Stuck or what . . . Just before this photo was taken I 'thought' I could do a certain move. . but all it did was get my helmet stuck. . . but Im acutually making progress in this shot! For some reason I really love this climb :0} ......Photo taken by Tradclimbinfool

Adam Brink, master of the thin crack, displying textbook footwork on Max Factor. Photo: Devan Johnson

The picturesque beauty of perfect hands. Photo: Adam Brink

DJ enjoying perfect hands on the cup cake. Photo: Adam Brink

Jason Haas and I wandered around the Heap and John's tower bouldering all the shorter cracks. This one was a little on the high side, but pretty casual and very aesthetic. There was nothing in the guidebook about bouldering in the area, but it looked like we weren't the first ones there. (Photo: Jason Haas)

A great place to get cool scars........................................................................................................................................................

Although this is an amazing splitter OW that spans the entire crack, most people prefer to just climb to the pod.

Dan starts the day on one of Poland Hill's short (but sweet) moderates.

Resting taking pictures of the cupcake boulder after getting worked on it myself. The hardest 5.10 I've ever tried

David Egley leading Casual Corner 5.6, at East L.A.

Getting on top of the crack, a few moves from the top.

This is the first 10a trad lead Ive ever done, though I had to rest twice before finishing it. The jams were good all the way up, and it just felt awesome.

After a beautiful night out under the stars, I couldn't resist getting up a little before the sun to capture Nautilus bathing the it's first warm rays.

A hail storm aproaching the vedauwoo area.