Louie Anderson on Survival of the Fittest. This new line clips the first bolt of Natural Selection and then goes up and left for 12 more bolts. Photo by Jim Parisi.

Louie Anderson on Survival of the Fittest. This new line clips the first bolt of Natural Selection and then goes up and left for 12 more bolts. Photo by Jim Parisi.

Louie Anderson on Survival of the Fittest. This new line clips the first bolt of Natural Selection and then goes up and left for 12 more bolts. Photo by Jim Parisi.

Andy Voss on this great new extension to Redrum. Pumpy (but positive) steep climbing leads to a bouldery crux right before the anchors. Photo by socalbolter.

Andy Voss entering the crux at the end of this new extension. Photo by socalbolter.

Leading the warm-up Whammy, out at the Riverside Quarry. Dank area w/ fun/featured climbs.

Another shot of Cambria Ortega on this great route.

Tom Wight on one of the new 5.10s at the crag. This one climbs fun edges up a vertical wall. Photo by socalbolter.

Tom Wight on another of the new 5.10s at the crag. This one is found just a few routes right of Minimizer and climbs through some bulges and then up a shallow dihedral. Photo by socalbolter.

Brent Webster bearing down on the thin crimps over the roof. A long move from these to the crimp at the top of the shot is the crux on this route. Photo by socalbolter.

Bill Leventhal on the new route, Redrum. This and it's neighboring routes are short (for the Quarry) at about 70', with project extensions located above. Photo by socalbolter.

Barry McWilliams on Natural Selection. This is one of the newest routes at the crag. Long and popular with diverse movement and (unfortunately ?) good rests through the middle of the route. Photo by socalbolter.

John Ford on one of the steeper of the new routes. Photo by socalbolter.

Cambria Ortega on this classic climb. Sequential, blocky moves lead to a steep flake finish. Climbs the obvious orange streak right of the main roof.

James Saito at the first challenging move on the route.

James Saito at the first of the two main cruxes.

James Saito at the second of the two main cruxes. This one comes directly after the first with a minimal recovery in between the two. From here 50 feet of easier (12b or so) climbing leads to the top of the wall.

at the dirty, nasty, wonderful Riverside Quary.

good to know your belayer is paying attention! (really though, he was tied off...I think)

First crux of Vertigo

Brent on Tangerine Dream

Riverside Quarry.

Midway through the route.