Thanx to our sponsor Frank so we could wander around Joes Valley with nothing but shoes and a small amount of chalk but it was the ultimate adventure!

I miss joe's. I cna't quite remember the name of this roadside boulder - UMWA? Something like that. This is a V5 on the back of that boulder

this is a super fun problem, and its right off the road. If you've been to joes and didn't do this...you blew it man..

joes valley, boysize area. we were goofing around on this little face problem..really thin..really fun. the last move involves gripping a razor sharp bird beak tip hold with your left hand thumb and forefinger. its a threshold of pain thing..has anyone seen or done this? i havent found it in any books..

a pretty simple problem, but a whole lot of fun and the scenery is great. It was freezing cold but oh well.

my roommate working on a problem we didnt know the name of. He just walked right through it.

After all the snow during our visit to Joes the sun finally come over the mountains. one move after the start of this problem.

Driving around without a guide book and we stumble on this boulder, talk about luck

It started snowing right as we pulled up to this boulder, luckily it had this nice line completely sheltered from the elements.

Here is another fine example of the pygmy McGillicuddy stretching out.

Kevin sending As The Worm Turns, V11. What an awesome feature.

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.

brian camp on big boy at joe's valley. ten minutes after this foto was taken i tore two pulleys on the problem to the left.

This is Todd hooking up on a throw to the top.

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

Slightly chossy but still fun traverse at Area 51. Photo snapped by Randy Martin on Nate's crappy little camera. Film developed by Walmart One Hour Photo:)

This is a cool problem. The boulder is gorgeous. We have to go back so that he can finish it.

This boulder is soooo pretty. And this problem is super cool. Paul is still working on this.

Greg does Pocket Rocket at Joes Valley. You know it's a popular problem when the boulder is it's own section in the database and there really aren't that many problems on the thing. Anyway, just messing with photoshop and made this sequence.

this is me on what i think this was called planet of the apes. can anyone confirm that? i think it was v7-ish. i just like the picture, though.

We went climbing here Feb. 2002 during some warmer weather which made the ice nice and plastic. The climbing was fun but we did not want to whip on screws so we toperoped the donorcicle. It was still great!

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!!