Pinkland Bouldering

Further up the road from the Cow Skull Boulders, you run into the Pinkland Boulders, which lie across the canyon on the Left side of the road. Here, you'll see hundreds of boulders scouring the landscape, covering an area of about 1000 acres on the hillside. Everything from your one move wonder sit starts, to massive pillars jetting out of the landscape like the ruins of Stonehenge. There are even a few sport routes and top ropes on some of the taller boulders, so bring a rope and lite wrack if you feel so inclined.  Just finding your bearings in this jumbled conglomerate of boulders can take the better part of a day, but you're guaranteed to run into something worthy of your time, and its not unlikely that you'll end up jumping from boulder to boulder, spending your entire day climbing the unexplored without ever finding the boulder you were actually looking for.

It’s worth noting that the Pinklands in its entirety is comprised of two conjoined areas separated by a small ravine running North/South through its center, acting as a natural landmark separating the two areas. On the Eastern side of the ravine is the Pinklands proper. On the West side is the Highlands. This separation is made due to the vast size of the area and number of boulders found within it. Serving as a way to help further define and figure out just where the hell you are.