Quercus Emoryi

Stool Pigeon

Green Mile

Clifford Crack

Who's on First?

Pinky

Slabber Blabber

Mantle Up B*tch

Losin' It

Dr. Pepper

Slabber Blabber Traverse

Quercus Emoryi (sit start)

Sick boulder stacked on top of another few smaller boulders. Climb awesome patina edges to a difficult finish and easy mantle. Bad landing. Please advise if you know what the real name of this problem is! 

Cool lieback crack feature on same boulder as Quercus Emoryi (north side). Start with both hands on undercling and hands and right foot up crack with a good foot placement about halfway up the crack. The top of the crack is very solid for a victory jug top out. 

Obvious finger crack on rock South of the low lying slab and SE of the OTD boulder.

Only the finest mantle in the Prescott area - at least in my opinion.  

  Sit start using small shelf with both hands and pull yourself up and over the roof. Make sure your hips are all warmed up and stretched beforehand!

Start on far right of overhanging shelf with decent slopers. Campus left then throw a heel on top, travers the rest of the boulder then link up with “Mantle Up B*tch” for a great pumpy climb with some invert! 

Obvious crack of Quercus Emoryi with added sit start. First move is the crux, for its grade it has some really cool moves.

This place should be named Lost Gem. Groom Creek like boulders surrounded by amazing views of Thumb Butte, Grantite Mountain, Downtown Prescott, Mogollon Rim, San Fransisco Peaks, and the Sierra Prietta Mountains. Water has eroded some of the rocks into some unique formations. 

  There are two main piles of boulders just off the road but a little exploring of the area seems to reveal some lonely boulders that might be worth checking out. Look to the south and down the drainage. 

  Check out Bill Cramer's Guide book for more information (maps ect...)

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