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The classic sunrise from the rim trail.

Little print I did of the classic view

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This is an overview of the Smith Rock Crags. Locations are approximate. <br>
Basalt Crags: <br>
1 - Northern Point <br>
2 - Student Wall <br>
3 - Lower Gorge <br>
4 - Upper Gorge <br>
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Main Crags <br>
5 - Red Wall <br>
6 - Picnic Lunch Wall <br>
7 - Shipwreck Wall <br>
8 - Aggro Gully <br>
9 - Cocaine Gully <br>
10 - Morning Glory <br>
11 - Dihedrals <br>
12 - Christian Brothers <br>
13 - Smith Rock Group <br>
14 - Spiderman Buttress <br>
15 - Mesa Verde Wall <br>
16 - Monkey Face <br>
17 - Monument Area <br>
18 - Staender Ridge <br>
19 - Marsupials<br>
20 - Rope De Block

Matt Spohn during the first ascent of Path of Totality • August 21st, 2017

oh... thats why its called the monkey face...

It may "never rain at Smith". but it does occasionally snow there...The bodies on the bridge are the AMGA (guides in training)

After days of smokey fires, the rain came and cleared things up. A great view from the Monkeys mouth.

Sunset at Smith

May 2005

The classic "first view of Smith Rock" shot. Summer 2003.

Smith Rock

Santa on the Monkey Highline

sunset at smith

Ship rock reflected in the Crooked River

Smith Rock after a storm

A view of the crooked river looking west toward Asterik Pass

Looking at the Christian Brothers from down the river.

Beautiful Smith sunrise

The classic sunrise from the rim trail.

Who's a good boy? Smithersmithersmither Smith

Little print I did of the classic view

Smith Rock on a beautiful October afternoon.

the nice view from the crags...

Monkey Face

The river, amazing setting. Summer 2003.

Boston Ladies Climbing Crew Takes on Smith Rock, 2019

Smith Rock looking too beautiful, it almost looks fake! Don't worry it's real, also no edits! Photo token in February 2019.

Smith Rock Group

sunset at Smith

Smith Rock Sunset in February

so big, but still looking quite helpless - long lens shot of the eaglet

Smith Rock State Park and Crooked River. View from approach. 3/2009<br>
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Photo: Corey Gargano

Magestic Smith Rock with the Cascades in the background

From Shoes of the Fisherman to Ship Rock: The Main front-side area

Smith Rock in High Definition

Marsupials

how's that for wingspan? eagle soaring on the southern tip of smith rock.

Another of the river, 2003.

East face of the Monkey with Mt. Jefferson to the west.

Smith Rock and the Crooked River from Koala Rock's Round River route

Walking back to the car after a day of climbing.

Mid Line. Feb-2012. Smith Rock, OR.

Bob Horan at Smith.

smith rock in spring of 2013.

Aldo B. climbing in Smith Rock area

Don't miss a Smith Rock sunrise!

smith bivy in march just prior to the spring break over crowding 2016

View from the top

came for the climbing, loved the birds. organized swallow chaos at snake rock.

"Grasslands" campground (officially known as Skull Hollow) is complete with picnic tables and large iron fire pits at most campsites. Good place to camp if you like to hang out with a nice fire under the moon after a long day of climbing.

View from the Marsupials

The Other Side of Smith Rock

Bouldering at Smith Rock, OR

No tents were shredded in this photo shoot

Best sunset ever! Zero editing. The Christian Brothers featured in the middle.

Wild creature at the Base of The monument area

Unknown climber at smith rock... what route is this?

The Monkey Face...pretty intimidating, but an extraordinary route...

"The Grasslands" or Skull Hollow

After the onsight send of the monkey highline

Smith Rocks quality stone.

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