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10 of 10JF's Best "Off the Beaten Track" Central Oregon Bouldering
My votes for the best obscurities scattered around the satellite areas of Central Oregon. These are not included in a guidebook, but are totally worth the effort to find.
Made in 2020, may be updated in the future.
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- V4Ice on the holds, so beautiful out today though!
- V25 minutes after the first ascent.
- V11The low start to Bruce Banner. I hate grading these mental battles.. I'm in great shape and it's surely one of the physically hardest I've done. I don't think it'll win any beauty contests, but the sequence is amazing and so rewarding. Thanks to Andrew for suggesting this one and Brian for hiking out there over and over. On to the next one...
- V6Great problem just right of Regression to the Mean. Its been done before, no colloquial name that I know of. I climbed some variation of it in 2016.
- V8It's fucking amazing. If you live in Bend and you climb the grade you owe it to yourself to do it. 3rd go, and again for fun
- V9 ↑Fit me just about perfectly, came very close to flashing and did it next go from the ground. Honestly though, I'm tall and flexible. Without those this would be quite hard, probably v10. A true classic out in the Oregon woods. My goal to do 23 v9s this year complete!
- V10Quality problem out in the woods. Weather was the crux on this one, despite giving it a thorough brushing I slipped off the lip with a fistful of snow once which was quite scary. Happy though, I ended up really satisfied with my send
- V7Sweet grips and moves. Maybe not a stunner – but definitely a classic
- V5Slopers and tech. Hit a deer on the way home, so this was a very expensive boulder problem. V3 in better conditions!?
- V3Classic
