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Sheep's Nose Bouldering

Submitted By: David Hodges on Apr 9, 2007
Administrators: Ben Mottinger, Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst
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Middle problem on the Air Jordan Boulder (V4).
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Description 

Essentially at the base of the Sheep's Nose formation there are an abundance of wonderful boulders. I have spent some significant time working some of these problems and have only ever seen a handful of people around. This is probably not a year round location due to summers being extremely hot; however, I have bouldered here on sunny January days.


Getting There 

Follow the directions to the Sheep's Nose formation. Once you turn right on Stump Rd., drive 1.8 miles to a dirt pullout on the right side of the road. This is just past a wash/dry creek bed with a fence running across it. There is also additional parking on the left side of the road directly across from the wash.



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Just off the sit start.

V3 aka Big Air V3  CO : South Platte : Air Jordan Boulder
The V3 is located on the right arete of the west face. Crux comes high on the topout. I find the throw from the crack to the bomber jug on the arete amazing. Edit: After climbing this again this spring I think the crux is actually the move out of the sit start and not the topout. Beta: From a crossed hands sit start make a fairly large move with your right hand and hit the crack on the right, then bump about 1' higher to the upper part of th...[more]


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By Stefan Doucette
Mar 9, 2008

I've also heard these boulders called the Dinosaur Head Boulders.

By Bob D'Antonio
From: Superior, CO
Mar 9, 2008

Bob Murray and I did a fair amount of bouldering here in the summers of 1983 & 1984.

Great problems on really good granite.