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Ben on The Graduate at the Esty Lane Boulders.

Description 

These are basically three boulders resting against each other. There really isn't any other rock up there, which is cool. The boulders are very aesthetic and the setting is very unique. It is definitely a cool place to spend an afternoon.


Getting There 

From Almont, take the dirt road (Esty Lane) all the way to the top of the hill and stop when you see the sweet boulders.

Per Terence: you can see the boulders from the road. They are about 25 minutes from the pavement, when you know where you are going. Go right at the first fork, continue up some switchbacks, followed by a left at the top of the switchbacks. Drive until you see the boulders.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Esty Lane Boulders:
Right Arete   V0     Boulder, 18 feet   
Pistachio   V4     Boulder   
Get to Crackin'   V7     Boulder, 10 feet   
The Graduate   V9     Boulder, 18 feet   
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Pistachio V4  CO : Gunnison : ... : Esty Lane Boulders
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By Terence
From: Almont, CO
May 25, 2012

Hell of a drive. Cool spot with a great view.

APPROACH: You can see the boulders from the road. They are about 25 mins from the pavement, when you know where you are going. Go right at the first fork, continue up some switchbacks, followed by a left at the top of the switchbacks. Drive until you see the boulders.