MADISON RIVER BOULDERING GUIDE (right click and “save as” to download guide) by Loren Rausch
For an updated guide to the bouldering along the Madison River, check out SW MT Blocs: A Bouldering Guide to Southwest Montana.
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Went to this one on my last day in Hueco expecting a daily dose of failure like every other day on it. Tried the shoeless beta as a hail Mary option and was rewarded a daily dose of something else entirely.It’s often known as a consolation prize instead of Free Will but I think it’s a pretty darn nice line in its own right.Wouldn’t be a proper Hueco trip without at least one kneebar. Thanks for the beta and another fun tour @dirtbagfabio !Iconic. Crimpy. Testpiece. Is Verm going to re-downgrade this one since I climbed it?Another day, another tour, another classic. Thanks for great tour @danisaacep !Thanks for a couple fantastic tours @dirtbagfabio ! Can’t imagine a much better way to kick off my time in the Hueco backcountry!SW MT Blocs on Facebook
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Hello!
My girlfriend and I are going up to her parents house in Big Sky this weekend. We are from Chicago and I would love to get some bouldering in Friday during the day.
Do you know of a place I could rent a guide book and some crash pads for the day? Any help would be awesome!
Best Regards,
Mikey
Mikey-
I don’t know of anywhere locally to rent crash pads, but the guidebook should be available at Grizzly Outfitters in Big Sky. There is a good amount of bouldering in the Gallatin Canyon just north of Big Sky. You could try a post on MountainProject about pads/partners. There’s a few Big Sky locals on there. Good luck.