Lower Gully Bouldering
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35.7282, -106.6237 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
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Shared By: | LeeAB Brinckerhoff on Dec 7, 2009 |
Admins: | Jason Halladay, Mike Hoskins, Anna Brown |
Description
There are three boulders here that form a sort of circle with the problems all more or less facing in. The rock quality is quite good and the problems are all difficult if started at their lowest points, some of them are quite a bit easier if done from a stand start or higher holds. Most of the problems are steep and physical though there is one that is very technical, yet explosive.
Getting There
After going into the gully, under the rock that overhangs the trail you can either stay in the gully and head up it, tough there are a lot of downed trees that have obscured the trail, it stayed just right of the bottom of the gully. Alternately you can head up the trail to the left of the gully past the warm up boulder and continue on to this area. Either way there is a cool fin/ wave feature just below the main group of boulders that has a short problem or two on it. The thin face is the first line that you will see approaching the area.
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