Photos by takeit4granite

I always knew Boulderers were dangerous!

Ben Thorp doing laps on Dead Can't Dance's crux just before his clean ascent.

In the Hollow Block area there are numerouse caves with tons of potential for moderate problems of high quality!

Although only a handful of problems exist here the potential is mind blowing!!

Burly V13 sitstart into the scary V8 top out slab!

T4G sampling the fantastic sandstone of the Hollow Mountain Cave classic warm-up.

Bouldering in a wicked prehistoric looking forest! Just look at the funky plant life, and watch out for Kangaroo Sh*T!

This massive boulder has the uber classic Ammagamma! A problem worth flying around the world for!!

Killer problems on a steep little wall with outstanding views!!

T4G swingin' at loopeys with the whole place to himself! If Oz was not so far away this place would be crawling with foreign boulderers!!

A glimpse at the massive potential for world class moderate boulder problems!! "Rockwork Orange" V4

Ben Thorpe on easier ground, on the powerful "Dead Can't Dance"

Ben making the initial moves on Dead Can't Dance look easy!

Finestone foaming at the mouth on the mega linkup of the Limbo sitstart V9.

GW may be one of the smallest commercial rock gyms you'll ever climb at but you can get burly strong!

Ange working the hard bit on the Cosmic Boulder's Wax On V2.

Walking off the T-Wall at night loaded with gear is an adventure in itself!

Pulling the roof is not the technical crux of the route but makes for some good moves with great exposure!

The 35m crossing back to the rim is comparable to the famous Lost Arrow in Yosemite.

Anthony Cruising the Classic Tyrolean after an ascent on the spire.

This Rock has almost two dozen problems from low sit-starts to V5 highballs.

Growing in popularity since the relaese of the new Guidebook, Pemberton is the new hot spot for new boulderers and veterans.

Good quality routes make the approach (on skis) worth the effort.

The Tyrolean alone is enough reason to do the routes on the Showcase Spire!

Rob climbing in the shadows of the middle of the night. Daytime temps are hot and night (when the sun is behind the spire) is the time for action.

Fairy Meadows Base Camp with views this good 360 degrees! 24 hours of daylight and a lifetime of killer granite!!

Rob Lemmon and I climbed the SE Face of East Huey in 1996. The route is unfinished but the part we covered was outstanding!! It goes at VI,5.10d,A2+ but could likely go free in the 5.11+ range.

The "Home Sweet Home" Boulder on Whistler Mountain features several V0 to V2 problems but the top outs all involve a mantle through the door!

V11, 4 or 5 moves, eight feet, some people's dream other's nightmare

Paul says the day he gets this problem he will walk away leaving his stuff behind a satisfied man!

Rob Usher onsights the new Finntastic on his first day back after several years off.

John Payne making the second ascent of Nordic's latest route.

Anatonical muscle diagram come to life Brian working his dorsal muscles on his namesake problem

Steve Laski working the elusive Whitebread Lover V10, at Pemberton's Mothership boulder

Bruce Kay, Coast Range Hardman takes a spin on Chasing the Chicken hooking and torquing his way to happiness

Bruce Kay leads the classic man made pillar "Farmer Finestone" WI5 at Blackcombs "Ice Farm"

Sunny days and a lack of snow have made the Farm a popular place this season.

Beaker guns for the third on-sight ascent of the Farm's "E-I-E-I-O" established by B.Finestone

Al Dennis gets his first taste of the climbing at the Farm on "E-I-E-I-O" an M6+ with some burly lock offs!

Christmas Eve and the ice is getting fatter! A few more days and it will be open season!!!

Jia lapping the newest route at the Farm "E-I-E-I-O" after his On Sight. FA B.Finestone

Jia Condon doing laps on the latest mixed route at the Farm after the first On Sight Ascent. FA B.Finestone

The route's name came from the first ascentionists rodeo style antics when climbing the exposed roof. A leg over heel scum is the ticket!

A sunny spring day warms this alpine granite enough to climb in a T-shirt!

Finestone working the second crux (at V5)of the five crux "Creekside Megaproblem". The problem is a virtual traverse of the entire boulder and has it all!

Super clasic V5 high ball on the Mothership boulder. The sit start bumps the grade by at least 2 V's

The gymnastic YOGA V7 is a low traverse on the Slug Boulder with powerful iron crosses and groin buster stemming

Located on the NO Name boulder this problem starts in the alcove and climbs left throught roof sequence and squeezes between the gap to top out the slab above.

Another gut buster problem on the Cosmic Boulders. Whale Wrestler is a burly sit start to a traverse on bad feet and finishes with a sloping rail and kicker mantle. FA Finestone

Finestone works the moves and most of the skin off his right calf!