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Campground Boulders Climbing

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Routes in Campground Boulders

	Chew Boogie V1 5
	Corridor V3 6A
	Crimp V1- 5-
	Happy Thoughts V0+ 4+
	High Choss V1 5
	Huck V3 6A
	Ladder works V0 4
	Noname V3 6A
	Noname Baby V1 5
	Noname Baby (Low) V1 5
	Noname the 2nd V3 6A
	Oddball V2- 5+
	Pot of Gold V2 5+
	Purple Racism V2 5+
	Pyramid Peeks V2 5+
	Restless V3- 6A
	Russian Rocket V4 6B
	Wizard of Odd V1 5

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Elevation:	485 ft	148 m
GPS:	49.62679, -125.08622 Google Map · Climbing Area Map
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Description

Most of the boulders here at Comox Lake have great potential with already a good handful of classic bouldering problems for you enjoyment. To get an overview of the area you can pick up a local Comox Valley Climbing Book at Valhalla in town. The rock is classic Vancouver Island rock mostly basalt i think but it is mostly firm. Because of it's rain forest-like climate it is always nice to bring a brush to help scrub your next favorite boulder. There is still boulders to be developed that have your name on it!

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Getting There

From HWY #19 take exit #17 and turn left to go into cumberland. Go straight until you reach Dunsmuir rd. Drive down Dunsmuir until you see a sign that says "Comox Lake" with an arrow pointing left. Drive until you hit the lake.

(just before the lake there is a small but fun bouldering spot called the Sherman Boulders. follow the trails in the clear cut just after the bridge.