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Elevation: 4,200 ft
GPS: 34.01226, -116.15306
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This great area is located by itself to the east of the Manx Boulders and is made up of two separate areas - the Little Bighorn Area area which is on the first formation you come to and the Asteroid Boulder Area area which lies further east.

There are a number of good problems V-easy to V11 in the area with a concentration of problems V5 and under. Standouts of the area include the twin seams of Optigrip (V3) and the bulging thin crack/lieback problem of Peabrain (V4).

Getting There Suggest change

Starting from the Manx Boulders​ hike east 500 meters or so following a sandy wash. The first formation you come to has the Little Bighorn Area​​​​ on it's west flank while the Asteroid Belt Area ​​is another 500 meters or so further east.

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