Best boulder problems in the U.S.
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Beautiful! Thanks for all the input. Also, great idea on adding some photos, they look great. Here are a few from a couple favorites. |
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Satan's Sister Sally (V10) at Rumney |
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Bouldering is lame. But after doing the rad sports routes behind you, and warming up a bit more on the stellar crack lines on the other wall opposite, do this amazing boulder in the middle. Best V9 in CO? Possibly.. |
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Woodson? Locals only brojha, but really after all of Jtree, and then the rest of California, https://www.mountainproject.com/album/112238284/smallz Depends on what you want to consider to be the criteria to determine What "BEST" means ?, , , , I think Location, Location , Location. . . Golf Course, Way off the The 12th Tee. . . |
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Mike Anderson wrote: Golden Harvest (V5?) at Rocktown Golden Harvest (what is being climbed in the picture) is V10. Golden Shower (V5) is to the left, I can't climb V10 but I can confirm that Golden Shower is one of the best V5s anywhere. |
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Globe Boulder, Zion Utah |
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ViperScale . wrote: Was at best, hasn't seen a FA in its current state. |
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reboot wrote: Every good gym has their routes reset from time to time! |
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Freerider, Yosemite, V8 X More serious answer: I always thought all the classic V4s in Squamish were great. Easy in an Easy Chair, Superfly, Mantel Madness, etc. |
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I agree with a lot of these. Gonna add Crystal Ball Mantle at Stoney Point. It's just such a classic high ball that doesn't even seem feasible to a beginner climber. |
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Stoney has some of my favorites. Crystal Ball for sure! Crowd Pleaser, Split Decision, The Johnson Problem.... |









