Climbing Near Shelburne, Vermont

Coarse limestone boulder with small tree and vegetation on top. Located down and left of large, slanted platform overlooking Shelburne Bay in Red Rocks Park. From parking area, head down the Lake trail until spotting a large, slanting rock on the left. Take small dirt trail down past this platform, veer right and hike parallel to lake (West) until spotting this boulder next to a large, slanted overlook.

Across the state, there are a number of boulders and small cliffs that don't quite merit posting an entire area, but are still worth being posted! In the spirit of keeping things organized and clean, they can be posted here. Provide a name for the small area, pictures, and specific directions. See each individual area for directions.

'The Lone Rock' is predictably at the end of Lone Rock Point. It is a 16ft tall dolostone boulder, surrounded by deep water about 30ft offshore from the mainland. It is mostly overhanging, and gets great late afternoon sun. Mmmm, dats a nice boulda!Problems Range from V2 to V5. The grades represent climbing out of the water. I named these climbs, somewhat arbitrarily. If there is already an existing name for these climbs, I can update the posting. When there is a large & visible water mark on the boulder, this indicates low water levels. Be aware of water depth. I have never touched bottom, but there are some rouge rocks hiding here and there. Safe Climbing! Best access right now is by canoe leaving from North Beach.