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Pipeline Bouldering

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GPS:	41.51958, -72.54168 Google Map · Climbing Area Map
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Shared By:	guy bon on Jun 12, 2011 · Updates
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Description

The best rock at Hurd, the fewest problems, and the most potential. This is a beautifully featured band of Gneiss resembling a large wave.

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Getting There

From the Molar Boulder, go back down onto the trail and walk for maybe 5-10 minutes. Pipeline is high up on the hill. This is probably the most difficult area to find, but if you're scrambling around the base of the broken cliffs, you'll find it! The "best guess" for this spot on the map, is quite wrong I believe. Molar Rock is a bit farther away from the hillside boulders, and it is actually in an area labeled on most maps as "George Dudley Seymour State Park". I've been walking around the park a good amount, and it is not in the main Hurd Park area.