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81 11th September 2026 17:07:33 UTC Ian_climbs climb Loose Cannon crag_name
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Grayson Highlands State Park
82 11th September 2026 17:07:33 UTC Ian_climbs climb Loose Cannon crag_id
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83 11th September 2026 17:07:33 UTC Ian_climbs climb Loose Cannon eight_a_nu_url
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84 11th September 2026 17:07:33 UTC Ian_climbs climb Loose Cannon climb_type_name
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85 11th September 2026 17:07:33 UTC Ian_climbs climb Loose Cannon grade
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88 11th September 2026 17:07:33 UTC Ian_climbs climb Loose Cannon climb_name
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89 11th September 2026 17:05:57 UTC Ian_climbs crag Grayson Highlands State Park rock_type
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90 11th September 2026 17:05:57 UTC Ian_climbs crag Grayson Highlands State Park rock_type_id
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91 11th September 2026 17:05:57 UTC Ian_climbs crag Grayson Highlands State Park notes_pretty
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<p>From Mountain Project: Grayson Highlands State Park is the crown jewel of bouldering in the state of VA, and arguably the best summer bouldering in the southeast. Grayson Highlands State Park (GHSP) is best known however, for being the best of the best for all things scenic, hiking related, and basically for every facet of outdoor mountainous recreation in the state of Virginia. As a state park, GHSP is home to 4,822 acres of pristine recreational opportunities and mountain solitude. GHSP is attached to the wonderful, 200,000 acre Mount Rogers National Recreation Area. You have plenty of wilderness to experience!</p> <p>There are over 1000 listed boulder problems ranging from easygoing to advanced (VB-V12/13). The rock type found here is Rhyolite and a unique, varying conglomerate or metasandstone (elsewhere in the park). Rhyolite is a volcanic rock derived from melted continental crust that is a darker color, and if you look close, you'll find it is often polka dotted with bright pink inclusions which are phenocrysts of feldspar. The metamorphic sandstone elsewhere in the park is a sharp geometric stone, so you can be sure to find ultra steep, powerful faces on many of the boulders, blades, and fins protruding from the ground. On them will be crimpy rails, flakes, edges, pinches, and picturesque angular features.</p> <p>GHSP's boulder fields have the highest altitudes in the southeast with the majority of the bouldering found in the 4,500' - 4,900' range and the Highlands Area reaching past 5,000' (the lookout at Grandmother Mountain in Boone is 4063').</p> <p>The main boulder fields in GHSP are the Listening Rock Trail Loop (LRT), the Boneyard areas, and the Highlands Bouldering Area. For many visitors, the LRT has the best bouldering in the park. It has hundreds of problems, amazing lines, a very short approach, and the trail meanders through most of the main boulders. The Highlands Area is without a doubt the poster child of the park and is the most beautiful bouldering area in VA (if not the southeast). Vast landscape settings with near endless views, a cool breeze in the warm months, and little wild ponies running around.</p> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://www.mountainproject.com/area/106477419/grayson-highlands-state-park" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.mountainproject.com/area/106477419/grayson-highlands-state-park</a></p> <p>[2] <a href="https://www.dcr.virginia.gov/state-parks/grayson-highlands" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.dcr.virginia.gov/state-parks/grayson-highlands</a></p>
92 11th September 2026 17:05:57 UTC Ian_climbs crag Grayson Highlands State Park notes
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From Mountain Project: Grayson Highlands State Park is the crown jewel of bouldering in the state of VA, and arguably the best summer bouldering in the southeast. Grayson Highlands State Park (GHSP) is best known however, for being the best of the best for all things scenic, hiking related, and basically for every facet of outdoor mountainous recreation in the state of Virginia. As a state park, GHSP is home to 4,822 acres of pristine recreational opportunities and mountain solitude. GHSP is attached to the wonderful, 200,000 acre Mount Rogers National Recreation Area. You have plenty of wilderness to experience! There are over 1000 listed boulder problems ranging from easygoing to advanced (VB-V12/13). The rock type found here is Rhyolite and a unique, varying conglomerate or metasandstone (elsewhere in the park). Rhyolite is a volcanic rock derived from melted continental crust that is a darker color, and if you look close, you'll find it is often polka dotted with bright pink inclusions which are phenocrysts of feldspar. The metamorphic sandstone elsewhere in the park is a sharp geometric stone, so you can be sure to find ultra steep, powerful faces on many of the boulders, blades, and fins protruding from the ground. On them will be crimpy rails, flakes, edges, pinches, and picturesque angular features. GHSP's boulder fields have the highest altitudes in the southeast with the majority of the bouldering found in the 4,500' - 4,900' range and the Highlands Area reaching past 5,000' (the lookout at Grandmother Mountain in Boone is 4063'). The main boulder fields in GHSP are the Listening Rock Trail Loop (LRT), the Boneyard areas, and the Highlands Bouldering Area. For many visitors, the LRT has the best bouldering in the park. It has hundreds of problems, amazing lines, a very short approach, and the trail meanders through most of the main boulders. The Highlands Area is without a doubt the poster child of the park and is the most beautiful bouldering area in VA (if not the southeast). Vast landscape settings with near endless views, a cool breeze in the warm months, and little wild ponies running around. ### References [1] [https://www.mountainproject.com/area/106477419/grayson-highlands-state-park](https://www.mountainproject.com/area/106477419/grayson-highlands-state-park) [2] [https://www.dcr.virginia.gov/state-parks/grayson-highlands](https://www.dcr.virginia.gov/state-parks/grayson-highlands)
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+Grayson Highlands State Park is the crown jewel of bouldering in the state of VA, and arguably the best summer bouldering in the southeast. Grayson Highlands State Park (GHSP) is best known however, for being the best of the best for all things scenic, hiking related, and basically for every facet of outdoor mountainous recreation in the state of Virginia. As a state park, GHSP is home to 4,822 acres of pristine recreational opportunities and mountain solitude. GHSP is attached to the wonderful, 200,000 acre Mount Rogers National Recreation Area. You have plenty of wilderness to experience!
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+There are over 1000 listed boulder problems ranging from easygoing to advanced (VB-V12/13). The rock type found here is Rhyolite and a unique, varying conglomerate or metasandstone (elsewhere in the park). Rhyolite is a volcanic rock derived from melted continental crust that is a darker color, and if you look close, you'll find it is often polka dotted with bright pink inclusions which are phenocrysts of feldspar. The metamorphic sandstone elsewhere in the park is a sharp geometric stone, so you can be sure to find ultra steep, powerful faces on many of the boulders, blades, and fins protruding from the ground. On them will be crimpy rails, flakes, edges, pinches, and picturesque angular features.
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+GHSP's boulder fields have the highest altitudes in the southeast with the majority of the bouldering found in the 4,500' - 4,900' range and the Highlands Area reaching past 5,000' (the lookout at Grandmother Mountain in Boone is 4063').
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+The main boulder fields in GHSP are the Listening Rock Trail Loop (LRT), the Boneyard areas, and the Highlands Bouldering Area. For many visitors, the LRT has the best bouldering in the park. It has hundreds of problems, amazing lines, a very short approach, and the trail meanders through most of the main boulders. The Highlands Area is without a doubt the poster child of the park and is the most beautiful bouldering area in VA (if not the southeast). Vast landscape settings with near endless views, a cool breeze in the warm months, and little wild ponies running around.
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+[1] [https://www.mountainproject.com/area/106477419/grayson-highlands-state-park](https://www.mountainproject.com/area/106477419/grayson-highlands-state-park)
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+[2] [https://www.dcr.virginia.gov/state-parks/grayson-highlands](https://www.dcr.virginia.gov/state-parks/grayson-highlands)
93 11th September 2026 17:05:57 UTC Ian_climbs crag Grayson Highlands State Park eight_a_nu_url
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94 11th September 2026 17:02:40 UTC Ian_climbs crag Grayson Highlands State Park location_breadcrumb
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United States / Virginia / Grayson County
95 11th September 2026 17:02:40 UTC Ian_climbs crag Grayson Highlands State Park longitude
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96 11th September 2026 17:02:40 UTC Ian_climbs crag Grayson Highlands State Park latitude
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97 11th September 2026 17:02:40 UTC Ian_climbs crag Grayson Highlands State Park crag_name
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98 11th September 2026 16:59:43 UTC Ian_climbs ascent Nicolas Bass's ascent of The Vice ascent_dt_end
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99 11th September 2026 16:59:43 UTC Ian_climbs ascent Nicolas Bass's ascent of The Vice ascent_dt_start
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