Type: Boulder, Alpine, 30 ft (9 m)
GPS: 42.022, -78.5619
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Dave Alden on Jan 15, 2013
Admins: Morgan Patterson
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A very fun boulder with many features to choose from. Top roping is a possibility, but the overhang is so severe that it's not very practical unless you stay off to the sides. Be prepared to find some loose rock and choss.

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South end.

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Crashpad or TR

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A side profile of the Bow Boulder.
A side profile of the Bow Boulder.
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The V2 boulder problem follows the crack under the overhang starting on the far right side as viewed in this picture. The TR routes are mostly all on the left side of the formation, reaching as far as the obvious apex in the middle.
The V2 boulder problem follows the crack under…
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