Phone Line Group Guide

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Rockfishin24 @jimlawyer Michael McPhee

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1. Phone Line Group 10 in Field
- 1.1. Splitrock 6 in Boulder
- 1.2. Horn-It 1 in Boulder
- 1.3. Subterranean 2 in Boulder
- 1.4. Adopt-A-Boulder 1 in Boulder
2. Index by grade

1. Phone Line Group 10 routes in Field

Summary:

Seasonality

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: 43.668150, -75.067417

access issues

The boulder field is in the Flatrock Mountain Demonstration Forest. Although not public land, New York has negotiated public use of the land following the same regulations for state land use.

inherited from Flatrock Boulders

1.1. Splitrock 6 routes in Boulder

Summary:: Lat / Long: 43.668150, -75.067417

	Route	Grade	Style
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1	★ Santa Maria		BoulderProject
2	Waiting for Columbus	V2	Boulder
3	Pinta		BoulderProject
4	Birdfeet	V4	Boulder 10ft
5	Freshet Arete	V0	Boulder 20ft
6	Loopy Hooper	V0	Boulder 20ft

1.2. Horn-It 1 route in Boulder

Summary:

		Route	Grade	Style		Selected ascents
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1		★★★ Operator	V0	Boulder 9ft

1.3. Subterranean 2 routes in Boulder

Summary:

		Route	Grade	Style		Selected ascents
1		Underworld	V0	Boulder 10ft
2		Hades Crack	V0	Boulder 10ft

1.4. Adopt-A-Boulder 1 route in Boulder

Summary:

		Route	Grade	Style		Selected ascents
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1		Slopey Seconds	V1	Boulder 12ft

2. Index by grade

Grade	Stars	Name	Style	Area
V0		Freshet Arete	Boulder 20ft	1.1. Splitrock
		Loopy Hooper	Boulder 20ft	1.1. Splitrock
	★★★	Operator	Boulder 9ft	1.2. Horn-It
		Hades Crack	Boulder 10ft	1.3. Subterranean
		Underworld	Boulder 10ft	1.3. Subterranean
V1		Slopey Seconds	Boulder 12ft	1.4. Adopt-A-Boulder
V2		Waiting for Columbus	Boulder	1.1. Splitrock
V4		Birdfeet	Boulder 10ft	1.1. Splitrock
?		Pinta	BoulderProject	1.1. Splitrock
	★	Santa Maria	BoulderProject	1.1. Splitrock