"Still-life arete" on the left and "Walter's Crack" on the right. Two classic 4 star problems in the main area of Wagon Wheel. Boulderers: Stephan and Stanich.

great bouldering, free camping, we went when nobody else was there. a truly great feeling of isolation.

My wife taking a break at wagon wheel off the main area. California winter's can't be beat!

A beautiful line while Phish's album 'Round Room' saturated my brain....

Another nice prob. found out at the wheel just off main area.

Probably been done but fun. Up mouth through both eyes. Great for the feet -- Footloose! (Just off the north end of main area)....why there's a bolt at the top of this boulder blows my mind!

Nice outhouse located 5min away from the boulders at an old mining claim. Out here in the desert, we crap in style!

Nice jams and a layback will take you up this one.

Great face problem. Listed at 5.10 There's something about climbing in the middle of nowhere.....

Although its hard to keep your eyes off all the surrounding boulders, you really have to keep a close eye to the ground. I walked by these Mojave Green Rattlers within inches!

Marc strolls a crack problem at Wagon Wheel, CA. Photo: Josh Junkermeier.

Cloudbreak makes a toss on one of the bazillion boulders at Wagon Wheel, CA.

It would take some serious cojones to top this boulder out! Good traverse. Located outside main area.

Fun dyno with bad landing. Make sure to get a good spot!

Rachel having some fun in Wagon Wheel. There's something to say about the solidarity of the desert.

Located right next to the classic "Walter's crack" and "Still life arete", this is a great mantle problem to try.

Even thought he has spots, he probably isnt a very good spot, and his name isnt spot... Obi watches Kevin send Walter's Crack.

How many roof problems look like an actual roof of some ancient dwelling?

Johnny on some unnamed problem demonstrating his gecko like grip on the rock.

A 'toyota jump' is always a good way to finish off a boulder problem.

accidentally took this picture but it is kindof interesting. Zerita spectating, Amber climbing, and Obi napping.

this is one of the many provlems at wagon wheel that i don't know the name of.

Admittedly a copy of jmlangfords, but a cool picture nonetheless. I can't remember the settings used to take the photograph, as I just pointed it towards the sun, saved the settings, and then snapped it. Ah, the advantages of automatic cameras! (I think that jmlangfords had much better composition, by far)

Marc working on an unnamed travers at Wagon wheel. It wasn't much of a route, but it made for some good pictures!