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Hobgoblin Boulders Climbing

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	Hobgoblin, The T 5.12- 7a+ 25 VIII+ 25 E5 6a V6 7A
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Elevation:	7,833 ft	2,387 m
GPS:	41.27543, -105.3231 Google Map · Climbing Area Map
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Description

A lone pile of boulders. They are interesting because they are of different rock than most of whats around here, and they are at the top of a hill with no major formations around, and they are just a stack of boulders.

Getting There

From the start of telephone road, drive 2 miles to a t junction and go right on 712. Drive another half mile (2.5 total) and take a left. After another 1.8 miles (4.3 total) take a left on 714. After another .4 miles (4.7 total) take a right on 714E, and drive a little less than a tenth of a mile, looking up the hill to the right to get infrequent glimpses of the enigmatic pile of rocks. Drive a little further and then find a pulloff and walk up there. The stream can be a bit of a pain to cross.

EDIT: per Erik N:

714E has been closed to motorized vehicles.
Option 1: walk the last tenth of a mile, cross the stream, hike up the hill.
Option 2: walk east from 714 just south of the stream, hike up the hill.
Either way, the approach is about 3 minutes long.