areaLocation

isBoulder -> false

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description -> "Start on crimps towards the left side of the face. Make some cruxy moves to a better left facing slot. Climb up and right through the crack feature to a big reach to a flake that feels hollow but hasn't broken yet! \n\nThis used to be a much easier climb, but a feature at the bottom broke resulting in the V7 grade. Fun and techy!"

protection -> "3+ pads for height"

location -> "On the tall boulder in the middle of Barney's rubble, on the left side of the vertical face"

length -> 5m

description -> "Along the main trail heading through the forest, between Doja and the warm up boulder. A tall face with a short boulder (Ozomatli) to its right. This is currently in the Funpuppet area but is actually closest to Doja, just down the little rock scramble."

description -> "A small cluster of boulders between Doja and the Warmup Boulders. The tall Funpuppet V9 is the center of this area."

description -> "When approaching from the south, this is one of the first boulders on the left side of the trail, and is a cool sloping slab with crack features throughout."

description -> "A mini roof boulder just uphill of Scrubs, with a couple of fun roof traverses."

description -> "An area directly above Mad Meadows with some awesome climbs such as Airfield Arete and Punxsatawney Phil. Walk up to Spongebob Squarepad (in Upper Mad Meadows) and from there head to the cliffband straight up. Go right to get around this first band, then turn left and walk between bands. Turn right when you can to head up the edge of the second band and the head roughly NE for 5-10 minutes to get to Airfield.\n\nThis area needs reorganization as there are several boulders which should be better defined throughout it."

description -> "A mecca of bouldering and trad in the Lake Tahoe Valley, a huge area in the Sierra Nevada range. There is also some decent sport climbing. The area is generally higher elevation between 6000 and 9000 ft, so is under snow for a lot of the year. It has a great spring/summer/fall season depending on which crag you visit, though also has a handful of areas accessible in the winter. \n\nThere are many great guidebooks for Tahoe, but broken up by region simply because there are so many climbs in the area. Visit kdanielspublishing.com for bouldering guidebooks and tahoeclimbing.com for a good North Tahoe climbing guide."