Which one of these amigos has been biking a lot? The one who's properly attired. That tan line's a dead giveaway. A plethora of classic moderate problems make Pine Mt the perfect place for endurobouldering, sport of the future... photo: Deb Merlo

Wolverine(Ryan) taking off on a V4 mantel. Don't remeber the name of the route, but it is only a couple feet off the ground so it should be easy to find.

Theo getting the throw on what is suppose to be a V2, atleast as far as we can tell from the guide book.

Jon doing an easy mantel. It is only a couple feet off the ground, but the angle is cool.

Me getting to the final moves on a pretty nice V4 traverse that starts off on slopers and finishes on smaller holds with a nice boulder at your back to catch you if you fall. (the problem with small holds at pine is that they tend to break :(

This is a really short, easy looking stemming problem that is actually quite twisted and sequency, taking a lot of patience to unlock (or just more power).

Juan Hernandez dynos up Hoyo Profundo del Agua at Pine Mountain in the Enlighten Ridge area. The problem is in the easy grade. Photo by Juan Carlo

Daren Odgers trying to do huggy bear in the Enlighten Ridge area at Pine Mountain. The problem is in the medium grade

Juan Carlo doing To Die For (Para Morir) in the Enlighten Ridge area at Pine Mountain. The problem gets a X for bad landing and is in the medium grade/ variation. Photo by Lori Montoya

Dane, milking another pair of Pine Mountain slopers on a v4 traverse. Pine Mountain, CA.

Trad Bob, after wiping his feet on his trad mat, and brushing the holds with his trad brush, warming up on the 'warm up' boulder. Another fun spot at Pine Mountain that isnt listed in the guidebook.