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Mystery Boulder Climbing

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Routes in B: Mystery Boulder

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	Mystery Hole V2 5+
	Mystery Problem, The V7 7A+
	Mystery R V0 4
	Mystery Warm Up V0 4

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Elevation:	1,487 ft	453 m
GPS:	37.48209, -80.87394 Google Map · Climbing Area Map
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Shared By:	Jay Shultis on Mar 4, 2014
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Access Issue: Private Property - Access Sensitive - Flooded parking area/campground and it remains largely inaccessible at this time. Details

The cliff band is on private property and has recently changed hands, which created some potential access issues. There are a number of "No Trespassing" signs on the land.

The owner of the property is alright with climbers being there. However, the "No Trespassing" signs will stay up, and are only there to "protect himself."

The landowner has also said that he is very pleased with what he's found out about the climbers and the etiquette of the area. He researched it online and found that we've always been very respectful of our privilege to climb there and that we value that privilege greatly.

With that being said, Bozoo is fair game for climbing. AS ALWAYS: BE RESPECTFUL OF THE PROPERTY AND THE AREA. NOT DOING SO COULD RESULT IN ITS PERMANENT CLOSURE.

Description

Placeholder name! One of the first boulders you will see when entering the Downstream BoulderField. It has a couple good warmups and a nice hard left arete.

Getting There

If you are on the new trail entrance to the "Boulder Field" you will pop up on the shelf below the cliff in a hemlock forest. You will pass between two boulders, on your left toward the river is Air Jordy, on the right is the boulder described here.