Four Boulders Canyon

A short, normally dry canyon at West Clear Creek next to Shamrock with 6 rappels in quick succession down moss covered walls through a lush green drainage. The forested drainage eventually opens up to a spectacular view point atop a deep narrow fault line (can be seen DCL) with a wide open 200' rappel. Named "Four Boulders" due to the 4 car size boulders stuck in a huge crack up high after the last rappel.

Option to follow dirt road all the way down and park at the end of peninsula for longer approach/shorter exit. Only room for 1 vehicle at end. After parking, a quick 15 minute hike down to the drainage brings you to first rappel.

R1: 30' tree high DCL R2: 30' tree center R3: 30' tree center R4: 60' tree DCR R5: 70' tree DCL R6: 200' tree high DCR

Follow well beaten path through woods, along river for a short ways before turning back and heading up loose slope, following rock wall on left. Multiple 4th class scrambles. Eventually about 3/4 way up you come to large rock faces where you cut across ledge to the left and around other side of ridge to continue up for easier travel.