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Terrain Boulders (aka Droegerland) Climbing
Routes in Terrain Boulders (aka Droegerland)
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All About Bob V2 5+ |
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Antithesis of Bob, The V0 4 |
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Bob's Crack V2 5+ |
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Dr. Funkenstein V2 5+ |
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Dude's Face V3-4 6A+ R |
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Eara Fuchin' Schmuckin' V3 6A |
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For Her Pleasure V4 6B |
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Funk Soul Roof V3+ 6A+ |
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Funk Soul Roof (Stand Start) V1 5 |
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GFP V1 5 |
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Holly's Face (variation) V7- 7A+ PG13 |
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Holly's Face variation of the variation V8 7B |
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Is This Thing On? V1- 5- |
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It Satisfies V5 6C PG13 |
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It Satisfies Left V6 7A |
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Kleine Schlampe V3 6A |
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Madam Assey V0 4 |
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Mass Hysteria V8-9 7B+ |
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Parasol V5+ 6C+ |
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Plush V6+ 7A |
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Schnitzel Bock V2 5+ |
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Shag V3 6A |
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Slipstream V2 5+ R |
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Snuff V1 5 |
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Spewbacca V4 6B |
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Tall Boy V3- 6A |
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Tower of Power V10 7C+ |
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What About Bob? V5 6C R |
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| Elevation: | 6,622 ft | 2,018 m |
| GPS: |
39.96093, -105.28315 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
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| Page Views: | 45,597 total · 155/month | |
| Shared By: | Ben Mottinger on Dec 31, 2000 · Updates | |
| Admins: | Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC |
Access Issue: 2024 Crag Closures & Temporary Trail and Raptor Closures
Details
The usual crags are closed for climbing for raptor nesting:
See: bouldercolorado.gov/service….
Click here for the trail closures. Some are M-F, some are 24/7. These impact the Bear Canyon/Fern Canyon regions primarily:
flatironsclimbing.org/tempo…
Click here bouldercolorado.gov/service… for the latest in raptor closures.
See: bouldercolorado.gov/service….
Click here for the trail closures. Some are M-F, some are 24/7. These impact the Bear Canyon/Fern Canyon regions primarily:
flatironsclimbing.org/tempo…
Click here bouldercolorado.gov/service… for the latest in raptor closures.
Description
These are a collection of mostly large boulders nestled in the trees at the foot of the Flatirons. The trees and Flatirons provide nice shade for warm days, and the seclusion of the area is a welcome change from the bustle of Flagstaff. The quality of rock here is awesome with a great variety of holds including slopers, crimps, pockets, slabs, and flakes.
The area was primary developed by Jay Droeger and is AKA Droegerland. Many problems are highball so bring the crash pad (or pads if you can). We spoke with Jay about the route develpment here, and the potential for new lines is still out there....
The area was primary developed by Jay Droeger and is AKA Droegerland. Many problems are highball so bring the crash pad (or pads if you can). We spoke with Jay about the route develpment here, and the potential for new lines is still out there....
Getting There
Topos for this area were made up by Jay and are available in a little fold-up map from Rock and Ice.
As per MP user Mason Roberts:
Parking:
The North Shanahan trail head is off Lehigh, at the top of the ridge right where it peaks across from the large Shanahan Ridge neighborhood sign. You'll want to park along the roadside downhill from the trail head. This trail is used heavily, so if you find yourself not finding parking, there are a couple of lesser used parking spots on the south side of the hill near where the median stops. These few spots are closer to the South Shanahan tail head.
The Hike:
Expect to spend 40 minutes to an hour for this hike.
North Shanahan trail - walk the trail till you get to the Mesa trail. You will pass a trail map placard before you get there. This is about the halfway mark, and will allow you to see the trail systems. The Mesa trail is clearly marked by a trail post. Take a left (go south) on the Mesa trail. You will go up some steps and see a smaller trail heading left for a place to catch a view of the valley. Directly on the other side of the trail from the viewing area is a meadow/lightly treed area which is a rolling ridge. If you walk past the ridge, you will see a much more open meadow, at which point you have gone too far. Walk that ridge to find the boulder, all of which are on the south side of this ridge.
South Shanahan trail - The trail head is a little tricky to find. It is along the border of the houses and the green space, over a small covert. Walk the trail till you get to an access road, and take a left (head south). This will curve right and uphill taking you to a large green water tank where you will take a left at a trail post. This will take you to the Mesa trail. You will pass the Shanahan Connector before you get there. This is about the halfway mark. The Mesa trail is clearly marked by a trail post. Take a right (go north) on the Mesa trail. You will go past a meadow area on your left and see a smaller trail heading right for a place to catch a view of the valley. Directly on the other side of the trail from the viewing area is a meadow/lightly treed area which is a rolling ridge. Walk that ridge to find the boulder, all of which are on the south side of this ridge.
As per MP user Mason Roberts:
Parking:
The North Shanahan trail head is off Lehigh, at the top of the ridge right where it peaks across from the large Shanahan Ridge neighborhood sign. You'll want to park along the roadside downhill from the trail head. This trail is used heavily, so if you find yourself not finding parking, there are a couple of lesser used parking spots on the south side of the hill near where the median stops. These few spots are closer to the South Shanahan tail head.
The Hike:
Expect to spend 40 minutes to an hour for this hike.
North Shanahan trail - walk the trail till you get to the Mesa trail. You will pass a trail map placard before you get there. This is about the halfway mark, and will allow you to see the trail systems. The Mesa trail is clearly marked by a trail post. Take a left (go south) on the Mesa trail. You will go up some steps and see a smaller trail heading left for a place to catch a view of the valley. Directly on the other side of the trail from the viewing area is a meadow/lightly treed area which is a rolling ridge. If you walk past the ridge, you will see a much more open meadow, at which point you have gone too far. Walk that ridge to find the boulder, all of which are on the south side of this ridge.
South Shanahan trail - The trail head is a little tricky to find. It is along the border of the houses and the green space, over a small covert. Walk the trail till you get to an access road, and take a left (head south). This will curve right and uphill taking you to a large green water tank where you will take a left at a trail post. This will take you to the Mesa trail. You will pass the Shanahan Connector before you get there. This is about the halfway mark. The Mesa trail is clearly marked by a trail post. Take a right (go north) on the Mesa trail. You will go past a meadow area on your left and see a smaller trail heading right for a place to catch a view of the valley. Directly on the other side of the trail from the viewing area is a meadow/lightly treed area which is a rolling ridge. Walk that ridge to find the boulder, all of which are on the south side of this ridge.
Classic Climbing Routes at Terrain Boulders (aka Droegerland)
Mountain Project's determination of the classic, most popular, highest rated climbing routes in this area.
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