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Boulder 1

Submitted By: Jordan K on Oct 8, 2006
Administrators: Chris Owen, Art Morimitsu, Jay Tanzman
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Description 

Stoney's most popular boulder and home to a bone fide classic (as compiled by Rock and Ice) problem.

This boulder is crawling with boulderers on summer's eve.


Getting There 

South entrance off Blvd., big boulder in the middle.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Boulder 1:
Three Pigs   V0     Boulder, Chipped, 1 pitch, 15 feet   
Boot Flake   V2     Boulder, 20 feet   
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Christian Sweetsheppard on 3 Pigs - Mike Owen spotting.

Three Pigs V0  CA : Los Angeles County : ... : Boulder 1
A Stoney Point (and Rock and Ice) classic. Tricky start moves lead to the polished pin scars, a foot hold broke off recently which makes it a tad harder. Avoid the pin scars to make it a V3.Rock and Ice Issue #100: "500 Routes To Go At - Ultimate Tick List."...[more]   Browse More Classics in CA


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East Side

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Shows the missing undercling that is no longer with us.

BETA PHOTO: Shows the missing undercling that is no longer wit...


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By Chris Owen
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From: La Crescenta, CA
Oct 29, 2007

Long undercling on se corner was pulled off on 10/27/07, didn't see it happen but the undercing was there at 8:00am and gone (in pieces on the ground) at 9:00am.

By Chris Owen
Administrator
From: La Crescenta, CA
Aug 12, 2009

Holds have been improved with a chisel on the north side routes - not sure why really, unless who ever did it can't climb harder than 5.4.

Anyone seen this kind of thing in the act?