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Mt Philips Bouldering

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Routes in Mt Philips

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	Africa V1 5
	Breaking Right V4 6B
	Buzzkill V2 5+
	CTTB V4 6B
	Fierce Feline V7 7A+
	Halfway Prince V5 6C
	Jester V6 7A
	Lowbie Lightning V3 6A
	Old Iron Flake V1 5
	Powerhead V3 6A
	SCTTB V5 6C
	Seams Easier V1 5
	Serenading Bird V4+ 6B+
	Splitz V1 5
	Timber Pig Slide V2 5+
	TimTom V2 5+

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Elevation:	614 ft
GPS:	44.58695, -69.88698 Google Map · Climbing Area Map
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Shared By:	Jeffory Luce on Apr 3, 2014
Admins:	Ladd Raine, Jonathan S, Robert Hall Page Updates (admin only)

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Description

Mt Philips has a large collection of granite boulders. There are at least 40 freestanding boulders and several ledge systems. The Prince Philip boulder and cluster is the must visit spot in the area.

Ethics:
Leave no trace.

History
Tim Dailey and friends started the development of this area in 2004. In 2011, Jeffory Luce and Curt Monaco started the current phase of development. Please let me know if you have any history to add!

Getting There

Trailhead: A parking lot is located on the north side of Route 225, directly across from Starbird Lane, 1.5 miles east of Rome Corner (the junction of Routes 27 and 225).

http://www.belgradelakes.org/mount%20phillip%20trail.html

GPX Files that has path and boulder locations, can be imported to apps like Gaia.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ZhtBEQ5GiY3S1KNGXIupAfc7pz7503nx - Prince Cluster
https://drive.google.com/open?id=189HxDJdJJf9IUzz_P8_1eeNBfL_yN0wR - Roofs and King Philip Boulder