Fisher Towers, Ancient Art (map)

View of Ancient Art; the Stolen Chimney (Corkscrew Summit) route ascends the funky-shaped corkscrew in the center of the photo

The Ancient Art formation with an approaching storm in the background

Ancient Art and it's various summits; the corkscrew summit (aka "Stolen Chimney") is the leftmost summit

The corkscrew summit as seen from the top of the belay on the other side of the "sidewalk"
Stolen Chimney

Colin sits at the sidewalk, as seen from the top of the corkscrew
Stolen Chimney

Following the pebbled face on the first pitch; the climbing is a little bouldery, and the protection is all drilled angle pitons
Stolen Chimney

Leading the corkscrew -- one of the wildest summits anywhere. The ropes are arched to the right due to strong winds
Stolen Chimney

The second pitch (5.8); looks like mud, but is actually pretty nice rock with decent protection every 8 to 10 feet
Stolen Chimney

Posing on the summit of the corkscrew
Stolen Chimney

Pitons on the "sidewalk" belay; the rock around the drilled pitons has eroded
Stolen Chimney

Two other summits of the Ancient Art formation with the King Fisher in the background as taken from the summit the corkscrew
Stolen Chimney

A topo showing the Stolen Chimney route on Ancient Art
Stolen Chimney