Photos by wyclimber

This Boulder is in the Gully between the Primer and the Mediumball boulder. This one-move wonder is harder than it looks.

This super fun warmup climb has a low crux and then plenty of jugs to the top. about 25' tall, so its a little airy towards the top

A two move wonder mega classic! This problem is 30 seconds from the pull out at the third switchback on Cedar Mountain. Dormant and untried for years, 2001 brought the vision and the problem. Difficult, balancy and powerful, the Harley is a tough problem and will be the end of two even harder sitdown projects. Come and get it.

A new for 2003 problem! An old area established 20 years ago, before bouldering was big. Many new problems await some easy, some very hard. Fingerpaint is short and burley, with a handful of equally difficult moves.

New in Dec 2002! This problem is ultra cool and bit airy. The standing start goes at around V4 but the sit checks in around 7 or 8. Marc is reaching from the final slopey crimps to the top, a committing move, fortunately the top out is cake.

A cool granite area in the Wild West. The Island stays tucked away in the shade so its nice and chill in the heat of summer. There are over two dozen sport routes and a few trad endeavors as well.

One of those boulders that has a little bit of everything that makes bouldering fun. Another gem from the Cedar Mountain side of the Canyon.

By far the roughest throw at the Bridge Bands. Short and Sweet, like a Boulder problem with bolts

Lief Gasch doing his best Spiderman impression on Two-face in the Bat Cave of Cedar Mountian Boulders in Cody, WY. I liked the effect captured in this photo taken in the waning light.

Dan Miller - The enduro king himself! Well maybe not. Though I think he always makes a point to string up this clasic .12a, when he walks by it. A warm up of sorts this slightly overhanging route is surrounded by equally as good but harder 12's.

One of the fine routes the Addiction Wall has to offer at Sinks Canyon in Wyoming. White Dwarf is short and powerful, more of a boulder problem at about 35' in length. Marc is looking up at the crux of this 12b, getting ready for the long reach to a cr

One of the great warm up routes for pulling in the Killer Cave of Sinks Canyon. This Route is fun and sees lots of traffic. At 5.10d you only need to be a 'Tiny Crush' to get up this one.

This photo was taken by Mike Snyder on Cedar Mountain in Cody, WY. The boulder is called The Primer and is an excellent warm up at the Land Beyond area. Meg is pulling all the stops and trying a hard eliminate. You go girl!

Bouldering on Cedar Mountain in Cody WY. BJ Tilden tries to arrange his feet after sticking the big huck on the F@%$ing Death Boulder. Attentive spotters and a little commitment helps on this V-whatever. Photo by Mike Snyder of WY.

Kinda steep and kinda commiting. Several problems share this top out on the F@#$ing Death Boulder located on Cedar Mountain in Cody WY. BJ Tilden isn't sweating it, on a cool day in the sun, the Sandstone has great friction. Photo taken by Mike Snyder

This Area 51 gem is a V8 variation just right of the popular Resident Evil problem. Bryce is trying to dial in his left foot for a long press move. The last problem at the end of a whirlwind Easter weekend of crankin in a sea of sandstone.

Bryce Snyder of Tempe, AZ. steps onto Black Lung and sizes up the intial huck. At V13 this is one of the hardest problems in the US. Did he send? Ask him yourself.

The Big Joe Boulder in Joe's Valley, UT. offers up some severely steep problems ranging from V7 to V10. The V10 Nerve Extension to Big Joe is long problem with a huge throw at the end. Sasha is almost set to make the toss. Photo by Mike Snyder

Tensleep's Killer Karma in Wyoming is extremely steep but pretty easy at .11c

Dan Miller on the Antelope Boulder in Cody, Wyoming--a V5 in Cedar Mountain Boulders

Dana Etscorn climbs on the Tight Wranglers Boulder in Cody, Wyoming--a V2 climb in Cedar Mountain Boulders.

Nathan Manly hanging it out on Butch in the Upper Bridge Bands in Wyoming.

Mike Snyder working the cruxy bottom of American Pie at Wall Rock in Wyoming.