This beautiful boulder and many more like it are in danger of extinction. Many of the in-town boulders in Prescott are falling victim to development. Many have fought to keep this from happeneing, but By now it's too late. They are on private property and may never be climbable (legally).

This is Mark topping out on a big ol' boulder down in Williamson Valley, Arizona near the Tonto Boulders....this place is getting developed in anticipation of Bill Cramer's new bouldering guidebook to the Prescott area...tons of amazing new routes to be had...this crack line goes pretty easy, with rock solid finger locks up high....

This is Ms. Brechter on a new crack line we found out in Williamson Valley, Prescott, AZ. Not really an in town boulder but pretty close, word has it that Williamson Valley might be included in Cramer's new guidebook, from what we saw there was tons of potential... This was one of those boulders that you find and are like, "Me first!," here Ms. Brecter, with impeccable form onsights the first ascent of this beautiful crack line.

This is Mr. Yarnes working the lower moves of an unrated problem out behind Wal-Mart #2 in Prescott, AZ. I've dubbed it Adam's Overhang because he's the only one who can send the problems on this burly boulder...in Cramer's guide to the area these are the Flora Street boulders.....

A fun highball over stumps and prickly pear....Adam Yarnes cruises up one of many awesome granite boulders overlooking Prescott, AZ. Photo by Craig Bunten.

Here is me on G-G-Gunit!, an easy roadside crack in prescott. the only thing is, dont get caught! private property sucks, and so does the landing. don't fall. really fun though.

This is a favorite in-town boulder of mine (cragb) in Prescott, AZ - affectionately refered to as the "kiltlifter" - it's a tough finger/hand crack with a scary finish. No that's no lice in my hair - it's hail! Photo courtesy of Ross Scatchard.