Home - Destinations - iPhone/Android - Gyms - Partners - Forum - Photos - Deals - What's New |
|
DescriptionA great bouldering area in all seasons but the summer as it can get extremely hot. A good place for beginners and the experienced boulderer as their are some classics from V0 to V6. Getting ThereFrom I-70 get off in Grand Junction on US Hwy 50 heading south. A few miles out of junction,(and you will know when you are out since it all the sudden turns very desert like), you will come to CO Hwy 141. Make a right hand turn,(if you are heading south on US Hwy 50), towards the town of Naturita. Travel down this road about 5 miles and you will first see the fossil boulder on your left about 25 yards off the road. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Bone Park:
V0 V0 Boulder, 20 feet Fossil Boulder
Left Plethora 3 V0 Boulder Plethora Boulders
Route 8 V2 Boulder Plethora Boulders
Victoria, V2 V2 Boulder Victoria's Secret
Flying Lollipop V2-3 Boulder, 14 feet Plethora Boulders
Seduction V3 Boulder Victoria's Secret
Clifton Cubby V3+ Boulder, 8 feet Penthouse Boulder
Route 4 V4 Boulder Plethora Boulders
Left Plethora 2 V4 Boulder Plethora Boulders
Route 3 V4 Boulder Plethora Boulders
Left Plethora 4 V4-5 Boulder Plethora Boulders
Kinky V5 Boulder Victoria's Secret
Route 2 V5 Boulder Plethora Boulders
Left Plethora 1 V5 Boulder Plethora Boulders
unknown [Plethora Boulder] V6 Boulder, 30 feet Plethora Boulder (right gon...
Route 7 V6 Boulder Plethora Boulders
Route 9 V6 Boulder Plethora Boulders
Route 5 V8 Boulder Plethora Boulders
Red V9 Boulder Plethora Boulders
Purple V9 Boulder Plethora Boulders
Featured Route For Bone Park
Route 2 V5 CO : Grand Junction area : ... : Plethora Boulders
This is perhaps the best boulder problem at the Plethora Boulders and should not be missed. It consists of big moves on generally good holds above an excellent landing. Start sitting on a long, angling hold and make a big move up to a blocky jug. Move right out the horizonal crack feature to a hueco and then up to the lip/arete above. Make a move left on the arete to a large hold and rock over. Quickly descend off the south face so you can do another lap!Variation: Start a few feet to the l...[more] Browse More Classics in CO
|