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Campjack Rocks Bouldering

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Routes in Campjack Rocks

	"31. Project" V9 7C
	"40. Project" V5 6C
	10 V1 5
	6 V3 6A
	Apostrophe V8- 7B
	Bug Boy Bulge V8+ 7B+
	Calving Process, The V3 6A
	Desparado V8-9 7B+
	Dogfight V6+ 7A
	Don't Fence Me In (aka Suzuki Roof) V4 6B
	Emu Dreamer V4 6B
	Joy Ride V0-1 4+
	Jump Start V1 V1 5
	Little America V5 6C
	Lost My Lighter V1 5
	Mantel/Hump, V3 V3 6A
	No Handlebars T,TR 5.13 8a 29 X- 30 E7 6c
	P T 5.2 3 8 II 8 D 2c
	Skeavy Bastards V4 6B
	Superficial Man V5+ 6C+
	Sweet Sweet Lovin' V1 5
	Turd Farmer V2-3 5+
	Turd Farmer Traverse V5 6C
	Unknown V6 7A
	Unknown 2 V3 6A
	Unknown 2 T 4th 1 2 I 2 M 1b
	Unnamed Warm-ups V1-2 5

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Elevation:	7,700 ft	2,347 m
GPS:	41.20228, -105.26702 Google Map · Climbing Area Map
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Access Issue: Private Property issues Details

Per Sage Eddie: the majority of this area is on private property. Only the far eastern boulders are on public property and these can be approached from Hyndes Lodge where you will need a parking permit. Wyoming has a nice website showing property ownership, remember it is illegal to cross parcels at the corners....
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Description

Campjack Rocks are obscure but interesting! This crag is on Happy Jack Road, near Curt Gowdy State Park (about midway between Cheyenne and Laramie).

It is seldom visited and you can expect a quiet day - no trails and no crowds.There are about 7 or 8 established routes here, with room for a few more. Additionally there are probably about 40 or 50 established boulder problems.

The stone is excellent - typically featured and finegrained in a manner somewhat out of the ordinary for Vedauwoo.

Getting There

Take Happy Jack Road from either Cheyenne or Laramie to about mile marker 23, near the entrance to Curt Gowdy State Park. Look for a road going north to "North Crow Reservoir" (obvious and well marked with a big sign). Follow this about a mile north until you cross a small creek. Park at the two blue poles just past the creek.