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Don getting really beefy in the mansize area on a crimpy line that "felt a little soft for V4"
Photo credit: 387 Productions
Submitted by: science on 2006-10-15 Views: 1821 | Votes: 5 | Comments: 3
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Lord Science plays around on the one move wonder Pocket Rocket, Anarchy Boulders- New Joe's. Photo: Joyee Lau, 2006
Submitted by: science on 2006-10-12 Views: 1635 | Votes: 7 | Comments: 3
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Another stellar route at New Joes. With blue skies and perfect temps we had the entire area to ourselfs. Climber is science.
Submitted by: hosebeats on 2006-09-25 Views: 1702 | Votes: 3 | Comments: 2
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One of the funnest problems at Joes.
Submitted by: esallen on 2007-04-17 Views: 2729 | Comments: 0
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A beautiful place and a beautiful line. This is in the riverside area at Joe's Valley. I believe it's a V2. Jake Miller is the climber, photography by Andy Watanabe
Submitted by: mtkinji on 2006-04-11 Views: 1316 | Vote: 1 | Comments: 0
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Dustin stayin dry on this sortof tall boulder over the river. The river looks awesome with the snow runoff. Much cooler than summer pics of this area.
Submitted by: mikej on 2006-03-10 Views: 2858 | Vote: 1 | Comments: 3
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superbum to the rescue. My buddy vic aka superbum showing how its done on his flash of a cool problem in Joe's. Whatever you do man... dont let go!
Submitted by: desrtrockrat on 2006-02-02 Views: 1132 | Votes: 7 | Comments: 5
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Hella sweet problem
Submitted by: mountainwonk on 2008-01-16 Views: 1509 | Comments: 2
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Submitted by: esallen on 2005-12-31 | Last Modified: 2010-11-27 Views: 2216 | Votes: 2 | Comments: 0
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The one time during the day it didn't snow
Submitted by: rx_7addict on 2005-12-28 Views: 1367 | Votes: 4 | Comment: 1
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T (forgetfull) Phillips toughing it out without the boots/crampons. He sent the entire route including the vertical last pitch!
-tda
Submitted by: stroker on 2005-12-20 Views: 1575 | Comments: 0
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I think that T. Phillips renamed the CCC falls "Slippery Pete" after his heroic ascent on Dec. 18th, 2005
Submitted by: stroker on 2005-12-20 Views: 1429 | Comments: 0
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T.Phillips: for the non crampon/boot ascent of CCC falls in Joes Valley, Utah. This is a snap of the slick-shoed man himself enjoying the top of the route and the walk/slide down. He only slipped once, bruising the palm of his hand.
-tda
Submitted by: stroker on 2005-12-20 Views: 1437 | Comments: 0
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This route is above Willard. I put it in the Joes section, because there is not a Willard section. Good, fat, low-angled, plastic ice to enjoy. Go early and enjoy. Only bring a few screws and one rope. A easy-moderate must do! Better than the Great White Icicle...less people.
Submitted by: stroker on 2005-12-12 Views: 1411 | Comment: 1
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This was my first bouldering trip in the spring of 2003(I think), breaking in my new Red Chili Habaneros.
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We got lucky with the weather on this winter day, and aside from snowy topouts the conditions were perfect
Submitted by: bongowurm on 2007-01-22 | Last Modified: 2007-03-13 Views: 2134 | Comments: 0
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Nice easy V2 on C Boulder, but definately a cool start
Submitted by: dancamp on 2005-10-28 Views: 709 | Comments: 0
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Classic Joes problem out with wonderful pockets
Submitted by: dancamp on 2005-10-28 Views: 735 | Comments: 0
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Fun problem starts with left hand in 3 finger holes like a bowling ball
Submitted by: dancamp on 2005-10-28 Views: 896 | Comments: 0
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Better than coffee is a great crack climb with some tough moves. There are lots of fun warmups in the area...Dem Bones is just around the corner to the left.
Submitted by: rock_diva on 2005-10-11 Views: 1559 | Comments: 0
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This is a problem that Holly showed me... one she worked last time she was here. It's a crimpy, vertical, highball problem... easy and fun. The rock at Joe's has amazing color - so beautiful! Here I'm getting ready to traverse left and top out.
Submitted by: rock_diva on 2005-10-11 Views: 1403 | Vote: 1 | Comment: 1
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Turn my back on the lunatic for a split second and he's jeopardizing fuckin' access. At least he didn't get caught in the moving bits--make cleaning up the evidence a bit messy...
Submitted by: corona on 2005-09-28 Views: 867 | Votes: 6 | Comment: 1
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Now I have gotten shut down on two classic Hulks! Here and in Bishop, although I think this one is a little stiffer. The undercling slot Nate is reaching for is really small. The unlikely combination of long arms and really small fingers would help a lot.
Submitted by: wiz on 2005-09-17 Views: 747 | Vote: 1 | Comments: 0
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I love huecos, and this small face has a few nice ones on it. I also love short approaches, and this is an easy pads toss away from the road.
Submitted by: wiz on 2005-09-17 Views: 1007 | Vote: 1 | Comments: 0
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This is my brother Jesse working on the arete of Neanderthal Man at the Warm Up Area of Joes. It is a fun line with a little of a squeeze job exit between the boulders that form the cave.
Submitted by: wiz on 2005-09-17 Views: 919 | Vote: 1 | Comments: 0
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