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.

First thought to be V8 slab climbing this classic problem is a bit easier for those height-inclined climbers who can reach high on the left arete.

After topping out on the warm-up boulder, I saw this shot...downclimb, get camera, reclimb, shoot- I hope I didnt ruin it being so "tech-savy"

Jim Thornburg, stays calm and cool or will meet a watery landing. Riverside Boulders, Joe's Valley Utah. Shot with Fuji 50 velvia.

Cruising The Rail on a fine Joe's Valley morning. Beautiful line to warm up on and one of the most aesthetic and enjoyable V1's in existance.

the k town boulder as seen from the road. brian camp spotting stephen brauer in the spring of 2000.

Fun little chimney feature between the k-town and warm-up boulders.

This is me on one of the problems on the riverside boulder. Its a two move wonder. I thought it was fun. Notice how much we take along with us. All terrain reefs, zone bars, iron hand. We're definately ready to boulder.

This is me on the riverside traverse. A great problem. Just be wary when the stream is running high.

This is me high up on the riverside traverse. If I had fallen from here I probably would have ended up in the stream. A great problem that is a must do!!

The Riverside is pretty much a warm-up area, but with some creativity you can really make things interesting. Jamesmonster finishes the long traverse on the Riverside Boulder.

My pal Phil pulling off a summer send of this intense slab problem.