Here I am about to runout the steep crux section on this beautiful line. Photo taken by Mark Rineer (mr8615)

Anyone going to Rumbling Bald shouldn't miss Fruit Loops (5.7). The climb has nice variety (crack, chimney and exposed slab climbing) and plentiful placements for gear. There's a tricky move or two right off the ground to get you thinking until you place your first piece, then it's fun climbing all the way to the top. I led both pitches. Photo by Derek W.

Beautiful day in Febuary, Chris styles through Whiskey on TR, neither of us have maned up and led this ultra thin crack, but it doesn't make it any less classic.

p2 fruit loops. just a different twist on the same old same old...

couldn't catch the lizards. but I did get Alan in the photo...

This is a picture from one of my first climbing trips...still in the honeymoon stage ;)

Such a stellar climb! I really enjoyed this one. It was my first trip to Rumbling Bald, you better believe I'll be back!

This is Daniel enjoying the amazing finger jams at the crux on Shredded Wheat (11a). I recently saw a picture of this climb in a Climbing mag and thought that this was a better angle.

Leading up a fantastic 5.8 at Rumbling Bald

Check me out, slipping up the hair thin crack on Whiskey for Breakfast (5.10d). I was proud.

Christopher (coylec) going for the onsite of Frosted Flake 5.9+ in Rumbling Bald, NC.

This is my buddy mick climbing fruit loops at Rumbling bald NC. I took this picture with a crappy disposable camera and was very pleased with the outcaome.

Chris Brown on the thin locks of Shreaded Wheat (5.11) Rumbling Bald, NC.

Lynn on Granola, 5.8, on the Cereal buttress. Taken by my partner Larry.

Owen Hall out at Rumbling Bald crankin out the crux of Whiskey for Breakfast like it was a 5.6. The photogrpher is Phu Chau.

Tim getting ready to move in to the crux of Frosted Flake (5.9) Rumbling Bald, NC. Please visit my site High Exposures.

Doug Qualls cranking the start of the Cereal Buttress' Fruit Loops (5.7) Rumbling Bald, NC.

The Crux of Whiskey for Breakfast 5.10d 8/23/03 Rumbling Bald-Cereal Wall Meg Slaughter A lie back, mantle and high foot could get you through this move. Photographer: Phu Chau

Perched in the chimney at the second pitch of the Fruit Loops climb, it was a chilly day.

Fun crack climbing at RB

first top-rope outside on 9/2207 in NC at Rumbling Bald

me going up Frosted Flake on 11/10/07

getting up Frosted Flake 11/10/07; 5.9; this was a pumpy climb for me, but i loved it, nonetheless

first time climbing the chimney - 2nd pitch of Fruit Loops with Fox Mountain Guides 3/1/08

Sean Cobourn