Larrabee bouldering?

Are there any good resources (guide book, topo, pdf, ...) for the newly developed area at Larrabee State Park?

Or Bellingham bouldering in general?

I don't know about "newly developed" but about 9 years ago there was a makeshift "Bellingham Area Rock" guide book that had Larabee, Oyster Dome, Governer Lister, and Seaholm in it. I have a copy somewhere. Ask at Backcountry Essentials in Bham

There's a little bit of info here:
https://washingtonclimbers.org/index.php/2019/05/22/2019-lost-ledge-bouldering-area-open/
https://www.climbing.com/news/lost-ledge-brings-quality-bouldering-to-bellingham-wa/

I'm striking out on finding a topo but remember seeing reference to an available .pdf file somewhere.

You can probably get a little information if you drop in at vital on a busy night.

Good tips, thanks folks!

I'm Seattle based but we'll ask around when we head up to Bellingham.

Rock = Bolder, just climb it and have fun

Dante L wrote: Rock = Bolder, just climb it and have fun

Trad = bolder, pebble wrestling = boulder.  Continue having fun!

Contact Bellingham Climbers group. On fb. Also the older guide to Larrabee by Jason Henrie might be floating around Vital. Good suggestion to check in at Vital as a number of folks there worked with the Park to develop the Lost Ledges area.

I've been to Lost Ledges before it was developed and it's worth the walk. The side I went to was about a 15-20 minute approach and a little scramble down after. All shaded.