Mills Bouldering
Diagram 3 Bouldering



McConnells Mill State Park, Pennsylvania
Restoration, Conservation & Policy Proposal for Rock Climbing
September 3, 1999
Copyright, 2000 The Access Fund


Diagram 3 Bouldering
Bouldering is normally practiced only a few feet off the ground. Note the Spotter prepared to catch the climber in the event of a fall.

Bob Value
Regional Coordinator
bobv512@zoominternet.net
Rick Thompson
National Access & Acquisitions Director

The Access Fund would like to thank the following people for their assistance in this proposal: Kath Pyke, Access Fund Conservation Director for invaluable consultation, Dean Morgan for use of his photos & John McMullen for use of his illustrations.


 

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