Crossing the river via the Tyrolean traverse. Boulder Creek was huge that day. <br>

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Crossing the river via the Tyrolean traverse. Boulder Creek was huge that day.<br>

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The approach can be daunting, especially if you are allergic to whitewater. Fortunately, Michael Lavrisha is unfazed.

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Hamlet73

Jan 4, 2011

“Crossing the river via the Tyrolean traverse. Boulder Creek was huge that day.
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A topo overview.

View of Cob from Blob.<br>
Photo: Dave Fiorucci.

An alternative approach to the Tyrolean.

Cob Rock.

Cob Rock as seen from the top of Happy Hour Crag. Photo: Matt Kuehl.

Map of BC from Cob Rock to Boulder Falls.

This photo shows the entire line of Empor with the direct 5.8 dihedral start. The climb starts at the lowest point shown between the two trees (in the middle-right).<br>
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This climb can be done in a single, EXCELLENT pitch with a 60 meter rope. Make sure you have enough 0.5-1.5" gear. There is rather minimal rope drag with 2 foot slings.

Cob rock tyrolean traverse, Boulder Creek was angry that day.

Clint locks on top of second pitch of North Face Center.

Cob Rock from the parking lot on the other side of Boulder Creek.

Crossing the river via the Tyrolean traverse. Boulder Creek was huge that day.<br>

The approach can be daunting, especially if you are allergic to whitewater. Fortunately, Michael Lavrisha is unfazed.

My wife making the traverse across the creek - she was not too pleased that I was taking pictures.

Crossing the river.

Because Cob Rock faces North and stays cool, the crag can be quite a mob scene on hot summer days. Photo by Tony Bubb, Y2K.

Two unknown climbers descending from the new rappel anchors on Cob Rock. The lower climber is at the lower anchors, the top climber is descending from the upper anchors.

Cob Rock from the trail to Blob Rock.

Cob Rock. Photo taken from across the road on Blob Rock.<br>
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November 8th, 2009.

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Boulder, CO

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