The main cliff. Two two pitch bolted routes tackle this face. The Left Route follows a line just right of the aspen tree. The standard route is farther to the right. You can descend the gully passing the dead twin trees.

A nice little reflection of the big cliff in the pond near its base.

This thing looks so cool, but I just haven't done it yet. You actually tunnel up through the rock and appear once again on the top. I heard it was pretty dirty in there though...

This is my rope as I lead the first 170' pitch. It shows the route of the 5.10a climb.

This is from the top of the right route. I was facing toward the East Side rd. and looking left.

This is from the top of the right route. This route starts with a fun little crack that is a 5.9 crack and then it turns into 5.7 to 5.8 all the way fun holds with great belay stances and amazing views.

This is from the top of the right route. This route starts with a fun little crack that is a 5.9 crack and then it turns into 5.7 to 5.8 all the way fun holds with great belay stances and amazing views.

This is from the top of the right route. This route starts with a fun little crack that is a 5.9 crack and then it turns into 5.7 to 5.8 all the way fun holds with great belay stances and amazing views.

This photo is from the striking arete. I was standing on the tope of the arete facing East Side Road and looking behind the prominent arete into the area hidden from view behind it. Nothing but 220 feet of air below. This is from the top of the right route. This route starts with a fun little crack that is a 5.9 crack and then it turns into 5.7 to 5.8 all the way fun holds with great belay stances and amazing views.