Don getting really beefy in the mansize area on a crimpy line that "felt a little soft for V4" Photo credit: 387 Productions

Lord Science plays around on the one move wonder Pocket Rocket, Anarchy Boulders- New Joe's. Photo: Joyee Lau, 2006

Another stellar route at New Joes. With blue skies and perfect temps we had the entire area to ourselfs. Climber is science.

One of the funnest problems at Joes.

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

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.

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!

Hella sweet problem

The one time during the day it didn't snow

T (forgetfull) Phillips toughing it out without the boots/crampons. He sent the entire route including the vertical last pitch! -tda

I think that T. Phillips renamed the CCC falls "Slippery Pete" after his heroic ascent on Dec. 18th, 2005

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

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.

This was my first bouldering trip in the spring of 2003(I think), breaking in my new Red Chili Habaneros.

We got lucky with the weather on this winter day, and aside from snowy topouts the conditions were perfect

Nice easy V2 on C Boulder, but definately a cool start

Classic Joes problem out with wonderful pockets

Fun problem starts with left hand in 3 finger holes like a bowling ball

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.

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.

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...

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.

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.

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.