RMNP Bouldering Areas 

Anyone ever boulder on the walls just before Mills Lake? I was messing around on the wall just after you take the steep incline and go under the fallen tree - there's a fun overhanging problem right away, and a few lines as you go down the rock. I couldn't top any of them due to the snow, so I figured I'd put this up to see if anyone knows if these have names/grades.

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Is there any info on here for the Moraine Park boulders?

There hasn't been much added for that area. There is a the beginning of a subarea here.

For me, there will be a short hiatus on adding info to give the guidebook some elbow room for sales.

www.mountainsandwater.com/2011/06/alpine-bouldering-guideboo>>>

Does anyone know if you're able to camp out at (any) of these bouldering destinations? As in near the rocks, in the canyon, etc....

Thanks!

I am pretty sure you are not allowed to camp in the bouldering areas. I think bivy permits are only for roped climbs. See the RMNP website for more details.

You can camp at Mount Evans, but RMNP is very tightly controlled for bivying and camping. The hike in, even to Upper, is not much more than an hour, so even if it was allowed, camping would be more trouble than it was worth.