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Moorman's Boulders

Josh crankin' at Moorman's

Photo By: Sam Hayes

Directions to park: From Charlottesville go West on Barracks Rd. for approx. 12 miles. (Road turns into Garth Rd.) Turn right onto Route 671 to Millington. In less than 2 miles, turn at large iron bridge which crosses Moorman's River. Boulders on the right at the bridge. Park right on the shoulder.
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Cheap Healthy Eats: Zazus (great wraps) Help us add Healthy Eats
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Climbing: Bouldering and Short Routes
Access: Private - Open - Access Sensitive: Be low key and respectful. Be careful parking.

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