East Notch Bouldering

This area is east of The Notch and is a secluded and quiet collection of boulders that offers short to tall problems ranging from V0 to V4. If you are a V10 boulderer then this probably isn't the place for you unless you can find some stout first ascents. Speaking of FA's, there are still plenty to be had in this area. The camping is super close and makes for a fun overnighter or a quick day trip from SLC. I have been developing problems in this area for a year or so finding no evidence of previous climbing. If you know of any please add to the list or let me know. You can see a map of the area and how to get there here: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1GACYcds6sSt03y51O0QmZD9MmF9hEMAC&usp=sharing

On the eastern boundary of the Great Basin, this portion of the Moroni Formation contains various boulders consisting mostly of Moroni Tuff which was created from the volcanic eruptions during the Neogene Period. The character of the rock can be bulletproof to soft with exfoliating flakes which can make FA highballs quite exciting. The rock often has many pockets left over from trapped air during formation. The large crystals and quick lithification nature of the rock can make it very sharp which can make your visit fairly short but will create world class callouses for the determined climber.