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Cleaning new bouldering problems in Virginia

by Tom Markiewicz on March 29, 2008

I just returned from a great bouldering session today at a new, yet to be named, area in Virginia. It’s hard to believe that these boulders have not been developed yet due to their proximity to the Appalachian Trail; but the dirt, shrubbery, heavy lichen, and lack of chalk say otherwise.

There are a few local climbers cleaning problems and developing this mini-area so as I get more info I’ll post it. Unfortunately, I forgot my camera today so no pictures yet. I hope to get out there later this week and take some shots and clean some more nice problems.

 

{ 6 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Walt 03.31.08 at 12:33 pm

Some great stuff there guys! Really cool cheers

2 Rock Lord 04.17.08 at 7:23 am

Its always good to find new places to climb! You can usually tell if someone else got there first too…

3 Carlin Tripp 07.24.08 at 6:54 pm

So I’m new to Charlottesville, VA, just got here from Boulder, CO and i’m tryin to find a nearby spot to get at some boulders. Anyone got beta for me? It would be so appreciated. Thanks!

4 Tom Markiewicz 07.24.08 at 7:21 pm

Carlin, you may want to try Second Mountain outside Harrisonburg http://www.drtopo.com/guidebooks/usa/Virginia/134

Also try Moormans Boulders in Charlottesville http://www.rockclimbing.com/routes/North_America/United_States/Virginia/Central/Moormans_Boulders/

5 Steve Wiscombe 03.10.10 at 3:38 pm

Any updates on this development? Particularly maps…Thanks.

6 Tom Markiewicz 03.25.10 at 1:49 pm

Sorry Steve. I moved away from the area.

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