Blue Ridge Reservoir  

Its about time somebody put this place up!!I love blueridge.hikers shack will work with you on kayak rentals,or you can just climb the roadside sport area,but i recomend kayaking into tombstone boulder area.

Well, Toss on some routes Jeff...you've peaked my interest.

Yah, I could certainly use some help with common knowledge of this area if anyone knows it. Blue Ridge has been a summertime staple for myself for many years, but have never run into another climber. So while I have visited many of the areas around the lake, I simply don't have any knowledge on the established names and such... I can't wait to learn it though. Please, post up.

The highest number of problems are in and around eagle point.To get to eagle point head north east at the launch.Paddle past the dam about 1/4 mile until you see tombstone boulder on your left,and eagle point (best campsite on the lake) on your right.From the shore of eagle point(across the lake to the north east) you can see tombstone boulder,and highballers heaven.From eagle point walk 20 yards west to the entrance of split rock bouldering area.If you continue up the ridge west about 400 yards on an ok trail you will see eagle point wall (sport routes)on your left.

Awesome Jeff, thanks. Have you ever been to the west end of the north arm of the lake? There are a few chunks back there that I swear are the most beautiful, and archetypal limestone I have seen in AZ. Would be highballs if I remember correctly.

Yah and for the most part it remains only about 20% developed.I recomend buying the marty beta for $5 its well worth it.from what i understand there are about 70 problems alone on eagle point,and theres alot of room to develop

Just went back in september.Amazing temps, and low water levels made for epic deep water soloing.Some routes topped out at over thirty feet.From what I have seen the water soloing changes as the water level changes, but can almost always be found.Great bouldering circuits line the shores.

Just wondering if anyone has been out here recently, and where the water levels are at. Thanks.

I just spent the last four days in Tombstone Campsite.The water level is down from last year, but if anything it revealed a few more deep water solo routes.

We were just there this past week. Water levels are down approimately 10-20 ft depending on the area. However, several spots are still plenty deep enough to do some soloing. if not, there are several new problems that are now accessible. Right now however it is raining every day. The clouds roll in the morning but it didnt pour on us till around 4pm. this was like clock work so something to keep in mind.