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City of Rocks Bouldering 


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Administrators: grk10vq, Tom Erickson
Submitted By: Jason Chinchen on May 5, 2010

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Description 

There is much bouldering to be had at City of Rocks.


Getting There 

Mostly on the rim around the campgrounds.



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By bheller
From: SL UT
May 22, 2010

Jason, nice to have you contributing...dont take this too harsh, but the information and organization you have offered for this "area" is pretty lackluster (poor). There is bouldering all over the city of rocks! It would make more sense to describe each area individualy. For example under the newly formed City of Rocks bouldering "area"(why not just call it bouldering... we all know it is refering to the city of rocks), a sub area "campsites 5-20 boulders" could be formed. (later someone could also add elephant rock boulders, checkered demon boulders, etc etc.) Within this area you could then describe individual boulders/problems and their location relative to a numbered campsite. You could then describe the boulder problems you enjoyed climbing on your "circuit." I guess what im saying is we all benefit from quality information...please do your best to help keep information on mountain project organized, valuable, and...great!