Gallery | Climbing
Images from climbing trips over the last few years. There's a lot of them!! Make sure to click "next" for more.
Mark and I thought we'd have a nice day in the sun, and evidently so did about 500 other people. But the weather did not quite cooperate.
The forecast said it would be nice, but we were greeted with clouds and snow when we arrived. We decided to climb anyway.
Since I was back in the area, we flew out Mark, met up with Bruce and spent an awesome long winter weekend climbing all over the beautiful rock formations of Joshua Tree.
Took a few hours off on a warm Sunday to enjoy the granite at the Palace. Mark enjoyed it the most. His bruises from two good lead falls are worse than Vedauwoo!
Fall is the best time of year to climb the sunny spires in the Poudre Canyon.
A cool but sunny fall day turns out to be the perfect chance to climb some fantastic towers at the Palace.
We made a last minute decision to meet Ann and Dylan at Vedauwoo for one last sunny day on the rock before the snow of a Wyoming Fall descended on the area.
We found ourselves a cute little B&B in one of the most amazing climbing spots in the world, and I LED ALL OF THE CLIMBS!
The fall colors are out in Vedauwoo, so it was time to return to one of our favorite climbs: Ed's Crack.
Ann and Dylan show off their new discoveries in the less traveled sections of Vedauwoo, and they found some real gems.
We thought we might try an unknown route on the north side of the rock. But we got lost, got hot, and got rained on instead.
Even Vedauwoo was starting to feel steamy at the height of the summer. We sought refuge in the dark shady valleys of the Blair Woods.
Or first weekend of climbing in 'Voo after our long trip to Italy. It was hot, we were tired, but we still got in some really great climbs!
The group got together for a picnic at sunset at Rotary Park, and of course we had to get in a little bouldering!
The whole gang gathered for a weekend of camping and climbing, including D-Liz's Mom! We managed to get lost in the woods, climb some serious off-widths, get stormed on, and nearly get stuck in an awesome chimney.
On Saturday, we gather Doug, Liz, TJ, Thomas and Nathan and climb on Poland Hill in sun and wind all day. On Sunday, Mark and I tackled a few routes on the Nautilus.
A whole, huge, group of friends, climbing and camping in the desert for three great days. What could be better?
Mark was on a different continant, so I gathered my friends for a fun weekend in 'Voo - chick style!!
It was a long winter, and Dylan and Ann jumped on the chance to join Mark and I for a spring weekend of camping and climbing at Vedauwoo.
Mark and I escaped the cold front range to climb ultra-classic trad on beautiful desert sand stone. Check out the pics from our climb up Otto's Route (5.8) - first ascended in 1911!
Our trip up the 5 pitches of Theodore (5.6) on the Southwest slabs of Greyrock Mountain.
