Photos by joedoe

Chuck catching air. this picture is of the newest OSU climbing gym prior to its grand opening. If you spend time there you know the guy staging a fall.

That new falcon guide will probably let the cat out of the bag on this place. Best bouldering in state if you don't mind sharp rock.

There are rumors of a segundo parte de Sisters bouldering. I'm just happy to see access improving for this section.

2003 photo, little bit lighter back then Lil wet, but thats all part of the whole oregon climbing experience

Oregons a big state. There is a lot of plugs out there making for great unclimbed wonders. The mystery and adventure that clouds the state of oregon sometimes makes up for the constant rain clouds and wet climbing days. I hope this reference was not too losely based, I would thing others have interesting obscure photos that keep us going out there and checkin stuff out...

A plug most around the valley are probably pretty familiar with. Wonder how the loggers would react to see would be first ascentionists plugging gear and jamming up this thing in broadview of an active clear cut...

Creeekzzz... Kind of strange theirs even bolts here.

The eyes give more than the climbing. Geo buffs love it.

Taken from atop one crag this place would be a two day backcounty trek to even breach the base. If anyone wants more...

Took a heel scrapper on the first whipper trying to go beckey offwidth technique, got kicked. Had to go with the face/boulder problem tech. Charlie was the man, good catch...

Did anyone else read the article on old ice warthogs to negotiate muddy hillsides that break up technical rock faces? Maybe a former soviet nation technique...