Getting into the first of the "triple roofs" on the Mountaineers Route

red faced and sweaty playing it all cool for the camera. on the approach to the e. perch.

brad at the fat belay ledge atop pitch four of astro turkey. look at us, yay!

this is brad on the summit of the perch trying to make it rain. you see, he is so very, very, thirsty. "please god, make it rain in my mouth".

Looking a little tired at the top of the Mountaineer's Route. Climbers are Bob Gentry, Amy Kleiner, and Todd Meier. Photo by Jason Cronk, August 2002.

Following the third pitch, great parallel "ski tracks" pitch. Climber is Jason Cronk, photo by Bob Gentry, Aug 2002.

On the upper part of the 3rd pitch, Mountaineer's Route, Elephant's Perch Idaho, Aug 2002. Climber is Jason Cronk, photo by Bob Gentry.

Not a true climbing photo, but....We decided to ski back to the Elephant's Perch and check it out this winter. Great ski back from Hwy 75, approx. 13 miles back. A different perspective on a summertime climbing destination. Skier Dave Wood, photo by Jason Cronk, March 2004.

This photo looks up from the gully at the whole route - Sunrise Book. It was pretty much low angle scrambling up to the second pitch

This photo is taken at the last rappel of Sunrise Book in Idaho's Sawtooth Range. Mike and Dan are rigging of some old anchor that would allow us to get to the talus slope below.

A great view of Sunrise Book on Elephant's Perch. It follows the clear route line up the open book. 5.10 A1 III or 5.12 III.

A nice photo of Elephants Perch in Idaho's Sawtooth Range outside of Stanley

First ascencionist Reid Dowdle on the crux pitch 2 of Chasing the Dragon.

Taking the righthand final pitch of Myopia at Elephant's Perch

Good climbing all around, though this "easy" pitch of 5.9 caught the Badger a little off guard.

Another fun day on the perch.