Cedar Grove Boulders Climbing

Cedar Grove is one of the best kept secrets of the National Parks. The Visitor Center receives just over 100 contacts on a bad day and under 50 on a good day. Cedar Grove is nestled in the bottom of the Kings Canyon on the South Fork of the Kings River. There is hardly ever an issue finding a campsite as the over-flow campground rarely has to open. If, for some reason, even that fills up, the National Forest is just a mile a way for dispersed camping. The Village Lodge has great selection of beer, and you don't have to pay through the nose for a good microbrew. The rangers are very good-looking, incredibly funny, and some of them are even single. It is bear country, so store your food properly or pay $125 bucks in fines...or even more if your car is destroyed. It is a National Park, so it's probably best to leave Rufus at home.

The bouldering is very undeveloped...bring your wire brushes and a couple of buddies to move dead and fallen trees.

DISCLAIMER: Being as it is "new" territory - if you have climbed these routes, know them by other names, know any FAs, or think they deserve a different grade - let me know. There is a lot of potential for more challenging routes, but some of the landings need a little man power to clear out. FAs are UP FOR GRABS. Come get 'em!