South Side Climbing

Park at "Lincoln Lake Parking" (County Road 669, Lincoln, AR). There's a pin on Google maps.

For Bouldering: 

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{1} Follow the trail left of the Lincoln Lake Rules. 

{2} You'll see a wall on your right that leads to a scramble uphill and then back downhill.

{3} On your left, you'll see the Low Tide Boulders and will need to bushwhack.

If you follow the cliffline on your right, you'll enter a corridor that leads to what I would call "Tree-Pocalypse" - an area where trees have fallen and uprooted everywhere. There will be a tree that blocks your pathway {4} between the corridor but if you travel on the left side of the corridor, you can get around it. 

[To Table of Colors] If you continue and look on your left after going past the immediate boulder on your left, you'll see a scramble downhill to Table of Colors Boulder {5}. Note: this approach is different than the one provided in the guidebook (which is the one with the Boulder 4 on your right). If you see this huge (like 50 ft) fallen tree {6} that has its dead leaves on another boulder, you've gone too far. 

[To Superfly Wall] There are 3 huge overhangs. Superfly is the 1st huge overhang aka ledge that's the "bottom deck" of Superfly. To get to the actual Superfly wall, keep following the cliffline and be on the look for a scramble uphill {7}. Slippery when wet but possible with one hand holding a guidebook; use the trees as aid. Superfly is the overhang that's on the right when you get to the top of the scramble. If you see a step stool {8} made out of rocks, this takes you to the Lincoln Lake Trail. 

[To Angry Beavers] This is located on the 3rd huge overhang. To get to the remaining two overhangs, continue with the cliffline to your right and you'll come across two trees {9} that'll test your limbo skills. Pass the 2nd huge overhang and the 3rd huge overhang should not be that far from there. If you see the cliffline on your right dissipates, you've gone too far. 

[To The Cove or Lincoln Lake Trail] As the cliffline dissipates, keep walking and scramble uphill and look for the trail. Turn left to go to the Cove. Turn right to go back to the parking lot. If you don't go uphill and continue forward, you'll come across a secluded area, but it looks chossy.