About 15ft. up or so, on a big blocky jug-haul on N. Baldwin cove's boulder. Pace Bend Park, Spicewood, TX.

Here a boulder has separated from the main cliffline, creating an interesting place to climb. A fall is pretty much ok here, as long as you miss the sides of the cliff on your way down. Aim between for deep water between these walls...

This is on the East side of the park, where a boulder has separated from the cliff. The cliffline itself runs a VERY LONG WAY up the East side of the park peninsula, there is probably more than a mile of deep water soloing pleasure here. Dihedrals, overhangs, slabs, aretes; it's quite amazing. The lake level is down quite a ways in this pic, a lot of whitish-colored choss is exposed. Rock quality isn't the best near the water, but up high it is grade A rock. I'm surprised to not find ANY info of this area online, I found it by accident at the park.

Pace Bend is the best place to be during the summer. Anywhere else is a schmarmfest. Photo by Merrick Ales. More of my photography here

Pace bend gets a lot of action during the summer months here in Texas. Photo by Merrick Ales.

Pace bend gets a lot of action during the summer months here in Texas. Photo by Merrick Ales.

Just kidding Chris Boswell doing a front 1&1/2 w/ a full twist. HE NAILED IT!~ photo credit: Evening Galvin

There are so many lines here. Very sharp, very bouldery! I'm sure you could find a 13 if you wanted. Photo Credit: Evening Galvin

Watch out for these guys at Pace Bend. Not sure what kind this is...but I see 'em every now and then.

Pace Bend Park. This is a ~35ft. cliff at N. Marshal Cove...there are a couple of bolted routes on this section, as well as a huge crack for easy walk-offs. N. Marshal is an awesome place...

Maybe you have seen this area, maybe not. Just outside of Austin is Pace Bend park. Several coves have overhanging cliffs into deep water. Nice way to beat the heat.

Nick Douglas trying to ignore the pump and keep moving. Photo by Zack Theis.

Chris LoCrasto. Topping out this problem is rough.... nothing but slopers. The water below helps bestow confidence. Photo by Merrick Ales

Crimp the lip then top it out. Photo by Merrick Ales

Nick Douglas does a gainer off the cliffs at Pace Bend. approx. 20 ft. Photo by Merrick Ales

Chris LaCrasto.....Overwater Bouldering...... nuff said. Photo by Merrick Ales.

John Gonzales.....Overwater Bouldering. This place rules. Photo by Merrick Ales.

Allen Peters.....Overwater Bouldering. Doesn't suck. Photo by Merrick Ales.

From the meeting of the Central Texas Mountaineers What a great spot...what great company

nice little shot....climbing down at pace...there's a real nice hole where you can squeeze your whole body in...if your a tiny person of course

Me finally stick the crux on some overwater boulder problem at PMFB. Photo by Allen

Brad Webb on some overwater boulder problem at PMFB. This place is so good. Photo by Merrick Ales

This is burz working a V0-V1 problem in on the Thurman Cove headwall. Picture by BXT on July 17, 2004.

PMFB..... Dive, climb, drink, repeat. Photo by Merrick Ales

No rope, no crash pad, and the only pro you need is sunscreen. Me on an unknown problem at Davis Cove. Photo by Mark (Canon S100).