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Don't forget to explore some of the more out of the way routes at Rose.
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Rose Ledge bouldering. This map is not to scale, and even the relative shape of things is not super accurate, but it may help first-time boulderers find some rocks. Hopefully someone will make a better and more complete version!
The first view of the Tennessee outcrop as you walk up the trail at the base of Rose Ledge. Guillotine (aka "Double Overhead Cam" and Widowmaker (aka "Leave it to Beaver") are prominent in the center of the photo. Bryan MacDonald, left; and Al DeMaria, right.
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Mar 28, 2020
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Rose Ledge bouldering. This map is not to scale, and even the relative shape of things is not super accurate, but it may help first-time boulderers find some rocks. Hopefully someone will make a better and more complete version!
Don't forget to explore some of the more out of the way routes at Rose.
The first view of the Tennessee outcrop as you walk up the trail at the base of Rose Ledge. Guillotine (aka "Double Overhead Cam" and Widowmaker (aka "Leave it to Beaver") are prominent in the center of the photo. Bryan MacDonald, left; and Al DeMaria, right.
Tennessee (5.9 to 5.11), one of the most popular routes at Rose Ledge.
The first outcrop you encounter on your left, on the way up the Rose Ledge Foot Trail.
The second outcrop you encounter on the left, on your way up the Rose Ledge Foot Trail.
The sign at the turnoff to the Rose Ledge Foot Trail, Summer 2007.