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Giant Boulder Park Climbing

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	Domestic Disturbance V6 7A R
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Elevation:	208 ft	63 m
GPS:	38.83052, -121.257 Google Map · Climbing Area Map
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Shared By:	Alex Bernstein on Aug 7, 2023
Admins:	Aron Quiter, Lurk Er, Ky Bishop, Colby Wangler, Mike Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer Ski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes Page Updates (admin only)

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Access Issue: Access Notes Details

CRAGS, the local Access Fund org, continues to work with the City of Rocklin, and its Parks and Recreation Department, to improve the conditions of this bouldering site. Because of the setting, litter is a problem in this area. Please do your part. With a number of clean-ups and a recent face lift to the park, it is one of the easiest bouldering locations to get to in the Sacramento valley. With a longer term goal of (literally!) draining the swamp, and holding many future local events, Rocklin Bouldering is one of first and longest ongoing projects. Note that the former quarries east of Pacific Street, and opposite Deer Creek Park, are closed to climbing. You can communicate access issues directly at CRAGS’ Deer Creek Park page norcalcrags.org/crags/rockl….

Description

A small community park nestled inside a neighborhood that gets its incredibly creative name from the massive 30ft boulder planted in the center. Atop the boulder are several very old bolts/redirects and a relatively new anchor (I've had to tighten the bolts a few times so use them with caution). The easiest and safest way to get down after a topping out is to rappel down off these anchors (quick link/rap rings needed). Alternatively, you can down-climb the V2-3 slab on the southeast face. The rock is in direct sun all day so the best time to climb is in the mornings and evenings. Because it's Rocklin, and it's in the middle of a neighborhood, I've gotten the occasional "get down from there" or strange looks. It's a public park, just be nice and answer their questions or ignore them.

Getting There

From I-80, get onto 65 for 5 mins. Take exit 308 and turn right onto Plesant Grove. Continue on this road until you can turn left onto Wykford Blvd (at the corner of a middle school). Follow the road all the way down turning left on Kali Pl. The park will be on your right.