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Submitted By: LDC on Oct 8, 2011

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BETA PHOTO: Backcountry Big Traverse

Description 

Please DON'T climb on this boulder as there is native american artwork on the lower left of the wall.

The big boulder located just off the main backcountry trail


Getting There 

From the riverbed mentioned in the main directions take the first main trail and follow it for 5-10 minutes until you see the boulder to your left.


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Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Big Traverse Boulder:
Left to Right Traverse   V2     Boulder, 25 feet   
White Coats and Ice Picks   V4     Boulder, 12 feet   
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By Jeremy Bauman
From: Lakewood, CO
Mar 9, 2012

I don't think the park approves of climbing this boulder and anyone caught climbing it might get in trouble. I vote that we should take it off of the sight.

By LeeAB
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From: ABQ, NM
Mar 13, 2012

Can I ask, why? It can be made to go away or I could add an access note.

By ATipton
From: Amarillo, Texas
Mar 18, 2012

There is a native american marking on the bottem left of the pictures.

By LDC
Apr 4, 2012

I added the boulder and I am for removing it from mtn proj however I no longer can due to comments. I don't think we should advocate for closure of this boulder however since both routes can be climbed without any disturbance of the drawing. Of course, under no circumstances should the drawings ever be touched but it is absolutely a non issue for these climbs. As with all climbs in the canyon we just need to be smart and it would be good to avoid these climbs while people are taking horses on the equestrian trail during busy weekends. If anyone can remove it from mtn proj lets do it and keep a low profile without having to outright shut down a good boulder