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Excellent problem called Maxipad. Awesome high top out. . . used to have worse landing but a flash flood cleared out a lot of debris.
Submitted by: scotthall on 2005-09-12 Views: 2073 | Votes: 2 | Comments: 0
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Going for the lip
Submitted by: malyclypse on 2009-05-18 Views: 2422 | Votes: 2 | Comments: 2
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Warm me up Scotty says it all: Pull on jugs. Shake out. Repeat.
Submitted by: boulderjunkee on 2005-08-22 Views: 1018 | Comments: 3
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Ending out the day. The problem was great but still a little slick from the days sun.
Submitted by: greenheron on 2005-08-12 Views: 677 | Votes: 2 | Comments: 0
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This is Nathan sending the V1 rail. Morgan spotting with chalk pot in hand. Great problem.
Submitted by: greenheron on 2005-08-12 Views: 652 | Votes: 3 | Comments: 4
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Morgan sending Pocket Rocket (V6) Sweet throw
Submitted by: greenheron on 2005-08-12 Views: 607 | Vote: 1 | Comments: 0
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Morgan working the crux of this problem Picture 1 of 2
Submitted by: greenheron on 2005-08-12 Views: 737 | Votes: 2 | Comments: 0
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This is Morgan going through the crux on big joe. Picture 2 of 2
Submitted by: greenheron on 2005-08-12 Views: 896 | Votes: 3 | Comments: 0
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Great problem, funky top moves but a must do. Morgan took this photo
Submitted by: greenheron on 2005-08-10 Views: 823 | Vote: 1 | Comments: 0
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This is Nathan and I walking towards Moby Dick. Morgan took the picture. Great place to be at that time of year.
Submitted by: greenheron on 2005-08-10 Views: 784 | Vote: 1 | Comments: 0
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This problem (V7) follows the seam from a sit start to the big flake out right.
Submitted by: scotthall on 2005-08-07 Views: 1129 | Votes: 5 | Comment: 1
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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.
Submitted by: grayhghost on 2005-06-23 Views: 1770 | Votes: 43 | Comments: 11
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great problem. start one small fin's and move right to rale and then one big move to a jug.
Submitted by: davenjam on 2005-06-07 Views: 865 | Comments: 0
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This is yet another photo of the pocket rocket dyno. This one, however, features a gigantinc ape! (myself) I think being 6'2" helps a tad on this problem. I thought it seemed a little silly, but it was even more fun than it first looked.
Submitted by: smsd2e on 2005-06-01 Views: 1042 | Vote: 1 | Comment: 1
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This is a really nice problem, but I wasn't a huge fan of the top out. I ran through the steep jusggy section pictured, but it took a few tries to top the sucker out!
Submitted by: smsd2e on 2005-06-01 Views: 1011 | Comments: 2
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This is Kev pulling the first move of the V8 next to Resident Evil and Black Lung. It's got a really fun start with your feet over your head.
Submitted by: smsd2e on 2005-06-01 Views: 884 | Votes: 2 | Comment: 1
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Working a very demanding traverse at Joe's Valley.
Submitted by: scotthall on 2005-05-25 Views: 645 | Comments: 0
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Sweet traverse in Joe's Valley. Great place.
Submitted by: scotthall on 2005-05-25 Views: 672 | Comments: 0
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My dog taking a nap in the shadow of Boysize in Joe's Valley. Sweet day in mid-May for bouldering.
Submitted by: holmes41 on 2005-05-18 Views: 820 | Vote: 1 | Comments: 2
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Trying different variations of footwork on Big Boy.
Submitted by: scotthall on 2005-05-11 Views: 590 | Vote: 1 | Comments: 0
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Scott trying to get through Big Boy at Joe's Valley, UT.
Submitted by: scotthall on 2005-05-10 Views: 559 | Vote: 1 | Comments: 0
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Scott on the first move of Big Boy, Joe's Valley.
Submitted by: scotthall on 2005-05-10 Views: 487 | Comments: 0
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Beautiful Joe's Valley boulder. No better way to spend a birthday.
Submitted by: scotthall on 2005-05-09 Views: 631 | Votes: 7 | Comment: 1
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Bouldering at Joe's Valley on a beautiful April day.
Submitted by: scotthall on 2005-05-02 Views: 632 | Votes: 2 | Comments: 0
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Climber: Jaima Andersen.
photographer: Jarem Frye.
Curtisey of crimpermag.com
Submitted by: caketosser on 2005-04-26 Views: 981 | Comments: 0
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