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好玩 visually aesthetic Runout w/石

暴晒 绝美

First Yosemite climb and first Trad multipitch. Excellent climb, fell on the crux mantle, so ashamed...but great climb none the less!

Climbed in snow, got to the top of the protected pitches at night fall, and spent a grueling 9 hours of descent/hiking back to camp. The most difficult 20 hrs of my life. This climb is to be respected more for the approach and descent than the technical difficulty. The views even at night were spectacular. A true adventure! If I were to do it again I would make sure and camp either before the climb or after.

Mega classic! Super varied! Bring #4 and #5

Run out! Must do classic! Amazing view but epic approach

Awesome problem!

Awesome problem!

Strong mental for top, great hands and feet. Highball, good rest half way up.

kinda high, but great climb

Rapped in 2 pitches with 2x 70m ropes

Followed by Sons of Yesterday

After Serenity Crack

First lead ascent

A nice top rope of this classic adventure!

Found this one very tricky in the dry. Super impressed to see Fraser flash it in the pouring rain.

One super battle, so stocked. One of my proudest onsights

Had a great time on the route, thought pitch 11 was phenomenal! And hard for 11a.

Easier to protect than it looks

Mostly free with Alastair and Audrey.

Attempted with Alastair. Got 12 pitches up before retreating due to mental exhaustion.

Climbed free up to 11a, aid the rest. We bailed at pitch 9 because of a hand injury.

oNE OF THE CANYON'S BEST ROUTES, IT'S A BIT SPICY TO FINISH.

Fun route, take some wired nuts & a few cams to 1 1/2"

obviously not at 13c

in a day

all free

Does it count as a clean send if you undergrip on mega jugs on a 5.8 then fall 2m onto a ledge standing and your belayer doesn't even notice?

Sick Yosemite intro - p6 was the scariest thing I've ever led, 2 pitons and one worthwhile cam placement over 30m of traversing while still not totally trusting the granite smears - the handholds were the equivalent of pulling on a stale arnotts lemon crisp at points.

Felt like I went through a footwork class over 10 pitches and it finally started to click by the end. Shit's rough in the valley.

Linked 1/2, 3/4, 7-8.5 then ran out of rope.

Highballs are scary

Not a boulderer

The least sent boulder of the day. Actually did alright on this one - finger crack antics

Epic day out in an absurd position with Yosemite falls putting on a show with peak flow of the year after all the snow melt.

Ethan and I brainstormed this one the night before and decided it sounded like a good idea - no real beta to go off we just took everything and went. 3500ft of elevation with a big pack was a slog, had a lot of tourists in awe of whatever we were doing.

Crazy amount of fixed ropes at the top (6) definitely needs a garbage disposal job. Fixed the 80m rope - which was clutch, a 70m would've required coming off rappel onto some extremely suspect traversing. Mixture of free and aid on the first pitch - 3 x #4s were again a good call. Second pitch was the technical aid, which is absolutely eased of all hooks by God's greatest gift in Yosemite - a rack of totems. Trusting a half engaged totem took a hot second, but it's bomb as the package says. Also turns out carrot bolts (rivets) back in Australia aren't so special, they exist here too - but they don't take plates, just nuts or actual rivet hangers which of course we didn't have. Sick position on the pitch then a bolt ladder to finish.

Got to the top, figured neither of us have ever rigged a tyrolean before but it was pretty easy to figure out. The rope access course I did before coming here actually paid off here in making it easier. Jugging the tyrolean was the hardest part of the day. Everything went perfectly??? We were both shocked.

Yosemite animal bingo was on fire on the walk off. Saw a Marmot, peregrine, brown bear and cub, California king snake, Alex Honnold on his bike at camp 4.

Most sandbagged V2 in the valley?

All jugs

Did a bunch of v0s and a 2 that aren't on thecrag so I'm ticking this v1 to make myself feel good

Post swim arvo lap

I must've started too high or this is truly a one move 12a that I bypassed the Crux of? Definitely on the right line according to MP but felt way too easy for 12a

Fuck wideboyz crack gloves, would be better off using banana peels strapped onto the back of your hands with duck tape

Sick OW to #6 - definitely not X let alone R rated, not sure why it says that here?

Rope was getting in the way

5.11 friction slab can't possibly exist. This thing had no hand holds the whole way, every foot slip just resulted in a good scare but then your foot just sticks to the next bit of nothing it can find

Sick undercling traverse on slabby terrain

I absolutely butchered the route finding on p2 when trying to link pitches, rope drag defeated me on the solable terrain just shy of the summit - linkup with corro corner

Absolutely phenomenal line, up there with the Spartan for the best 5.7 in existence. Except this is 3 pitches of equal quality climbing. Sick corner and roof on p1, absurd runout arete face climbing exposure on p2, a chimney that you wish went forever into a pretty scary traverse on a single bent up piton into 40m of jug hauling on p3. P3 traverse absolutely scarier on second with the lack of pro but J powered through after hauling the pack through the chimney - smiles the whole way up the jug haul.

Remove the X maybe up the grade to 5.10 ambiguous

J and I were the only ones stupid enough to crag here in the sun during a heatwave so we had the crag to ourselves. That was until J was halfway up the finger crack and a shirtless fella stumbled out of the trees asking what the climbs here were. Proceeded to lay on a rock beside my belay spot, staring into the sun like a lizard, he introduced himself as Hans - asked me where I was from, what the Aussie climbing was like and telling me about his time in Araps and the Bluies. He then without a word stumbled back into the bushes. I had to Google to check if new grandpa Hans was the Hans (Florine), which he was. J returned to Earth and I sprayed about what just happened - only for more rustling in the bushes and back comes Hans with Yuji Hirayama behind him. We shared the crag for the rest of the afternoon with some very entertaining discussion while trading belays. Yuji made comments about his lack of hand jam endurance on five and dime which made me feel better after dogging the fuck out of it after Hans exclaimed "show us what you got Mr Frog Buttress"