
No Hay Hoyes
The beautiful 5.10 second pitch.

No Hay Hoyes
JB Haab following the 5.11- finish during the first ascent.

Las Manos del Dia
Grant Simmons following the wild 5.11+ Superman Flake six pitches up.

Las Manos del Dia
Daniel Seeliger taking in the sunset while scouting out the descent.

The Doppler Effect
The incredible knife-edge arete, high on the route.

The Doppler Effect
Cooper Varney styles the 5.12b crux, while Chris Moore can't stop smiling.

El Filo la Aleta de Tiburon
Megan Kelly pauses in a sunspot during the first repeat of the route.

Siete Venas
Marco Hardgrove sends the lightning bolt OW as bad weather gathers during the first ascent.
![Siete Venas Leading the "Index 5.11c" pitch during the first ascent. 5.12a. [Photo] Miranda Oakley.](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/57e19d9ed2b85735aafc38dc/1476987063570-9QNG2YW3URQWOH6MD2TX/sietevenas.jpg)
Siete Venas
Leading the "Index 5.11c" pitch during the first ascent. 5.12a.
[Photo] Miranda Oakley.

The One That Got Away
Austin exultant high on our route, after another splitter pitch.

Standard Deviation
Drew Smith follows the 5.11+ crux of our new route, right before the storm.

PDL / Me and My Arrow
Some of the hardest terrain I've ever solo'd on a PDL. Picture taken with one hand hanging from a jug - 60' fall potential.

Paradise Lost
How I'm feeling about aiding choss.

The Northwest Passage
Big time adventure climbing in the Coast Mountains of B.C.

Noble Beast
Justin Loyka feasting on splitters.

Crouching Tiger
As good a pitch as I’ve ever climbed, CPW. Photo Kieran Brownie.

Unnamed
Chip Powell on Cerro Walwalun.








![Siete Venas Leading the "Index 5.11c" pitch during the first ascent. 5.12a. [Photo] Miranda Oakley.](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/57e19d9ed2b85735aafc38dc/1476987063570-9QNG2YW3URQWOH6MD2TX/sietevenas.jpg)







