Contributed Photos

The purple line is the route inside the corner and the circles represent the rappel stations at the trees.

UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Spread Eagle (5.6)

Dec 2, 2008

The view of Generator Ribs from the Powerplant/Wavebreak Area. This gives a good perspective as to how far back through the trees these buttresses are.

UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Generator Ribs

Dec 2, 2008

It's not the best photo, but the fall colors are a nice touch. This is the view of the Generator Ribs from the top of Storm Mountain.

UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Generator Ribs

Dec 2, 2008

Behind the disc.

Ryan Brough : Politics

Sep 14, 2008

Back

Ryan Brough : Politics

Sep 14, 2008

Front

Ryan Brough : Politics

Sep 14, 2008

Rappel stations at the trees. Gear belay at the top of the formation. The face on the right side of the buttress has route potential, but would probably require a few bolts.

UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Remember Munter (5.7)

May 11, 2008

Chickenhead surfing at the beginning of S-Direct.

Ryan Brough : Little Cottonwood Canyon

Nov 6, 2007

Gravy Train starts in a crack system behind the pine tree in the center of the photo and climbs to the ridge. Surf the slab along side the arete to a roof problem and build a belay at the block above

UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Gravy Train (5.5)

Oct 21, 2007

The S-Curve Area in all of its late-fall glory!

UT : Wasatch Range : ... : S-Curve - Lower Wall

Oct 21, 2007

Que Saudade climbs the main dihedral.

UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Que Saudade (5.8)

Oct 14, 2007

Lonesome Buttress is the smaller formation between the Narcolepsy Area (low on the right) and the Standard Ridge and Strone Crag (on the left).

UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Lonesome Buttress

Oct 14, 2007

Mystery route between Humane Society Wall and Contact Buttress. You can see the chains just above the lip on the slab.

UT : Wasatch Range : Little Cottonwood Canyon

Oct 11, 2007

Mystery Aid Route? Looks like a pin shook loose and is dangling by some webbing...

UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Waterfront, The

Oct 11, 2007

Here are the anchors for the "route addition". The thin diagonalling crack looks nifty.

UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Comfort Zone (5.9-)

Oct 11, 2007

Here is a view of the route from across the gully on top of the easy slab.

UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Disco Duck (5.10a)

Oct 11, 2007

Looking up the base of the route to the finish. Disco Chicken surfs the chickenheads to the right of the crack and another bolted line is in the water streak.

UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Disco Duck (5.10a)

Oct 11, 2007

The main dihedral is Eastwind Crack. To the right is Expect No Mercy. To the left are Westwind Crack and Blowing Wind.

UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Westwind Buttress

Oct 11, 2007

Bolt counts and positions are approximate. The first part of the route is around the corner (not visible), so the bolts there aren't marked.

UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Chiricahua Gumption (5.10a/b)

Oct 9, 2007

The Native American Crag surrounded by fall foliage.

UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Native American Crag

Oct 9, 2007

The slopey bulge section is directly above the pinon pine tree. The crux roofs are pretty hard to miss. Look close and you can see the anchor chains rusting away.

UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Bite the Wall (5.10d PG13)

Sep 25, 2007

There are two lines on this face. Skyscraper climbs the line on the right (there is a 5.10 crux variation at a roof near the top).

UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Skyscraper (5.8)

Sep 25, 2007

Little Feat starts out in the corner and stays on the sunny face to the right. Once on the ledge above, follow protection opportunities to the top of the cliff.

UT : Wasatch Range : ... : Little Feat (5.5)

Sep 25, 2007

Upper dihedral

Ryan Brough : West Desert

Sep 2, 2007

Lower dihedral

Ryan Brough : West Desert

Sep 2, 2007