Riverside Trail Rock Climbing
GPS: | 39.292, -105.457 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
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Shared By: | Bjorn on Apr 13, 2010 |
Admins: | Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC |
Description
From the Goose Creek TH, follow the only trail to a junction down at the first creek. Stay right on trail #516. Cross a bridge and continue into the wilderness area. Hike past the big, obvious campgrounds (popular with Springs area Scout troops). Soon there will be a departure to the left from the main approach trail. At this point the approach trail is the size of a wagon road, whereas the Riverside trail (my name for it; it is not marked at all) is scarcely bigger or more defined than a game trail. Follow this trail along the river as it brings you through increasingly concentrated bouldering offerings.
Getting There
From the Goose Creek TH, follow the only trail to a junction down at the first creek. Stay right on trail #516. Cross a bridge and continue into the wilderness area. Hike past the big, obvious campgrounds (popular with Springs area Scout troops). Soon there will be a departure to the left from the main approach trail. At this point the approach trail is the size of a wagon road, whereas the Riverside trail (my name for it; it is not marked at all) is scarcely bigger or more defined than a game trail. Follow this trail along the river as it brings you through increasingly concentrated bouldering offerings.
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