Anchor Point, Alaska 

This is bouldering Kenai Peninsula style.... Though the approach is short, it included chest-high brush, gooey marshiness, and a thigh-deep fording of the North Fork River. Oh well, the rock is pretty good. We did donate at least a pint of blood to the mosquitoes. We didn't have a pad, so I was a little intimidated by the taller problems, but the traverses were good. All in all a good time in an area without much climbing.

There's easier access by pulling into a dirt drive off the Sterling Highway. I think it's like the first drive (driving south) on the left just past the Thanks for Visiting Anchor Point sign. There's a bunch of no trespassing signs that are easily ignored. Just walk downhill and you're at the boulder. Hooray...

I would not advise anyone try to access the boulder by the "short cut". Take it from a guy who was kindly reminded that bullets may fly if people keep trespassing.

I looked into the land ownership and It seems like the boulder is on private property. Maybe I talk with the owner of the land should be in order so no one gets hurt trying to climb a rock.

Access is sensitive. DO NOT circumvent the river crossing to make access easier. The owner has released his dogs to shake up people who walk bordering their property next to the river. Just bushwack and wade across.