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DescriptionThese large igneous boulders appear to be composed of Chert. They are near frictionless and very blocky. Expect slick and sharp featured rock. Small edges, pinches slopers and gastons are the prominent features. Chickaloon has virtually no approach and can be climbed from early spring to late November. Getting ThereFrom Anchorage take the Glenn Highway and turn towards Palmer, at the Parks/Glenn Junction. Continue until you reach Mile Marker 74. Directly after a left hand bend, by the river, is a pull-off with small graffitied boulders. Park here and head northwest across the road. There are four main boulders, encompassing the majority of the problems at Chickaloon, these are the first four visible boulders, crossing the highway. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Chickaloon Boulders:
Thunder FLuff V8-9 Boulder, 14 feet Boulder 3 and 4
Shark Tooth V8-9 Boulder, 12 feet Boulder 1&2
Powder Puff V9 Boulder, 14 feet Boulder 3 and 4
Groovy Movie V9-10 Boulder, 11 feet Boulder 3 and 4
Featured Route For Chickaloon Boulders
Powder Puff V9 AK : Anchorage & South Central A... : ... : Boulder 3 and 4
Crouch start on edges and shelf. Move right handed to 1.5 finger width crimp with the right hand. Catch a heel hook on the shelf and flag the left foot. Reach left to two pich/side pulls, set feet and fire for the top....[more] Browse More Classics in AK
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