Climbing Near Meridian, Idaho

Area is an outcrop of sandstone right off the side of trail up to the top of table rock. Approach is very short start on the left most trail leading up to Table Rock and you will soon see it just off to your left.

From downtown Boise, drive down Warm Springs Blvd. until you reach the Warm Springs golf course. Public parking is available for access to the surrounding trail systems. There is a foot path that will lead you directly to the boulders. The first boulder is a five minute walk. Just minutes from downtown Boise, sandstone boulder problems can be found on rocky outcrops below Table Rock.A series of trails including the Tram Trail, Rock Island trail, and Rock Garden trail provide access to many of these problems. These trails are utilized for a wide array of recreation including hiking and mountain biking, so proper trail etiquette should be practiced. Due to the fragile nature of the sandstone, soils, and vegetation, be sure to stay on trails and avoid accessing the area when trails and rocks are wet, as this can lead to damage.There are a number of residential zones in close proximity to the area, so make sure to maintain a low profile and access the climbing via public parking and trail systems.

Quality Table Rock boulders from the Idaho Batholith. Large jugs and big cracks all over the two largest boulders in the area. Rock is a little bit sharp and flaky. Hike up the relatively steep #14 Tram Trail until its second junction with Rock Island Trail. Turn right. At the next junction, turn left, then left again onto Rock Island. Hike until the tall rock spires 20' off-trail are visible.