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Tickets on sale for the 12th annual Joe’s Valley Festival

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A close-up of textured red sandstone with a dusting of white climbing chalk, symbolizing bouldering in Joe's Valley, Utah.
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Joe’s Valley Bouldering Festival press release Orangeville — Tickets are now on sale for the 12th annual Joe’s Valley Bouldering Festival, returning October 1–4, 2026! Joe’s Valley, located just outside of Orangeville, Utah, attracts climbers from all over the world to test themselves on famous sandstone formations.

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