Pelham Tree Farm Boulders  Photos:  Recent | Best | Popular Lat, Long:  42.704, -71.3626 Map Page Views:  1,175. Good page?    Administrators:  Jay Knower, M Sprague, lee hansche, Tom Erickson Submitted By:  Noodle on Aug 3, 2010 Make this area a Favorite What's New   Print a Mini-Guide with routes Add Route  Add Photo  Add Comment  Add Event  Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue 72° | 48° 55° | 36° 55° | 37° 66° | 45° 75° | 48°

Another little Piece V1, on The Broken Heart Bould...

Description 

Saw these boulders in the winter and finally checked them out. Anyone climbed these before? Putting me and my friend as the FA's for now. Barely needed any scrubbing! There's one real good boulder with quality rock and 5 or 6 routes; one descent boulder with alright quality rock with (at least one) great problem. Potential on a few other boulders, a P'way Balance Boulder look alike with a mushroom looking traverse on top, not sure of the quality, would have tried it with a spotter to move the pad, if anyone's up for it let me know! Another potential but has a tree in front of the problem. Worth stopping by if your in the area.

Getting There 

Take Mammoth Rd. (it's in a lot of towns) towards Pelham, right before you get to Dracut MA (from the north) take Sherburne Rd. on the right, again, from the north. About 200-300 yards on the right is a gate with a green and white sign that reads Tree Farm. Park in front of this gate. Try to go slow, even though the chance of a local riding your rear is pretty good, people go fast on this road. It's kind of hard to see since it's behind some shrubs till your right next to it. Walk into the "woods", you'll see when you get there.

The Classics

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Quadruple By-pass V1-2  NH : Pelham Tree Farm Boulders

Are you taller than me? 5'7". Then it's probably a V1-, shorter? A V2. Start on the left hand shelf and instead of going right, go straight up on crimps, two little ones for us shorter folks, or a little and a big for you tall folk. Top out straight up next to the main crack. Look for a cool hold on the top you can't see from below....[more]   Browse More Classics in NH