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Elevation: 159 ft 48 m
GPS: 37.52837, -77.48373
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Shared By: Bobby Grayson on Nov 25, 2016
Admins: Shawn Heath, Aaron Parlier

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It looks like some of the rock features down in this little valley were generated by old quarrying activity. There's some interesting rock up the hill toward the road but nothing really worth trying to climb as far as I could tell. There is one decent boulder though - steep, very geometric, easy on the skin. Seeing as it's two minutes from parking, it's worth checking out. I'm sure folks have been down here and climbed this thing before, so if you know of pre-existing problems, grades, names, FAs, please add to/correct what I have.

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On the side of Riverside Drive there's a little pull off that will fit three or four cars. If you walked straight away from the road and fell down the big hill, you might roll right up under the boulder. I'd advise going around though. Take the trail to the left that'll take you to the Buttermilk. Head down those stone steps and take a right at the bottom. It'll be on your right.

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