Undiscovered Bouldering Area. "Dogberry Park"

I have been climbing for only a few weeks now and live in a rural area with no gym, so I've just been exploring and climbing whatever I can find. I happened to stumbled upon a really awesome place while exploring that shows no signs of having been climbed. It is about a five minute drive from Richfield Utah and then about a five minute hike. The rock is very comparable to what you'd find at Moe's Valley, except always about 15-20 degrees cooler. If you are in Utah or ever driving on I70 let me know and I'll show you how to get there. I'd love to have some climbers with more experience come give it a look!

Looks awesome, enjoy!

hell yea bro!

Man that is cool, just for you , I know how you feeling, I've got the same problem all those rocks and boulders just for me,,, isn't it cool?

Walter Galli wrote:Man that is cool, just for you , I know how you feeling, I've got the same problem all those rocks and boulders just for me,,, isn't it cool?

Man, put your stuff up in MP and they will come, just keep posting awesome pics and you will have company,, soon,,,

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Walter Galli wrote: About this pic, make sure man there no loose stones may use something to tap on before you hang on them,new places have to be checked properly..

Boulderutah wrote: Ya that last pic was a little sketchy on the first ascent. My legs had the jitters like crazy. There's gotta be an "official" climbing term for when your legs start shaking cause you're freaked out about height or whatever.

J Sundstrom wrote: Elvis Leg. I've also heard it called Sewing Machine Leg.