Dogwall... The climber was either Wes or Tim from the Gunks. We climbed the same wall with them and this is the picture on the way out. A side note, Wes traded us a t-shirt for a bottle of wine. Good times.

Congrats Andy! Andy sets up for a sick toss on this sweet looking route at Red Rocks - his hardest tick yet.

Shannon climbing this fun climb. Another sunny winter day!

The crux proved to be rather challenging for him but he kept pushing till his fingertips were sore.

A snapshot to give some scale to the formations at the first pullout. They really don't look that big from far away.

On my first attempt, I fell hard before clipping the second bolt. Only the sure-handed belay of a friendly French Canadian fella named Ben (and the fact that I picked my feet up just in time) saved me from broken ankles. This is me on my second -- and thankfully successful -- attempt of Here Kitty, Kitty, a Dog Wall classic. Photo by punkin.

Isabela tries a classic at Dog Wall and finds that It's a Bitch. Photo by j_ung.

My last day in Red Rocks - the snow melted and we had beautiful clear skies. A lot of fun climbing at Dog Wall - I must say it was my best day on the entire trip - no pictures of me though, here's one of Damian warming up.
you can see edward the chalkbag in action there as well...

Damian leading Here Kitty Kitty. You can see my nose in the bottom of the pic as I look up to belay him.
More importantly, you can see the chalkbag I made for him in action!

This is a picture of the very classic Dog Wall in the Red Rocks. Easily accessible from the road, well bolted, and moderate climbing. This picture of me climbing Cat Walk (5.10a) was taken in January 1998.

Just a shot of the route, some of the holds are ticked, along with others that aren't part of the climb...Fun climb, though!

This is Trang pulling at Red Rocks. It was quite a fight.

Here just passed the second quickdraw of K-9, starting to see how difficult this is!

Jonathan sending an excellent crimpfest at Dog Wall. Possibly one of the coolest 11d's I've done.

Jonathan warming up in December before working the rest of the wall.

Jonathan enjoying a send. The crux of this route is in the first 3-4 moves. After that keep cool and walk it.

This is the view you have as you walk down the path into the wash of the first pullout. The walls here have a cool texture to them.

A digital sequence of Eli climbing Cujo on the Dog Wall.

Digital Sequence of Chris sending Poodle Chainsaw Massacre on the Dog Wall. www.lucasmarshall.com

me climbing It's a Bitch on the Dog Wall