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Roadside Boulder Climbing

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GPS:	37.75099, -119.5884 Google Map · Climbing Area Map
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Shared By:	Osprey Overhang on Nov 2, 2010
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Description

There are problems all around this boulder, but the side that faces the road has a couple of good up problems and a great right to left aret. All at moderate grades VB-V1.

The south and west side of the boulder is completly overhanging with a couple of good problems on the south side (V0 and up) that start deep under the overhang, with great holds, and mantles on a sharply cut top out.

Down climb the east side of the boulder.

It is not unusual to have to brush pine needles off the top of the boulder before climbing.

Getting There

This is the boulder on the south side of Boulder Ln.

There is a small area next to the boulder where a compact car could be parked, but it is best to park your vehicle in the Village and walk, or ride your bike to this location.