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Cisco Grove
Cisco Grove**: A lot of spread out roadside boulders along a 4-wheel drive road.
Approach: 30 seconds
Ambiance: ** Rivers and Lakes are close to much of the bouldering though the road sees a fair amount of traffic as it is popular with 4 wheelers, and used to get to several campgrounds and lakes.
Parking: Most of the boulders have pullout close to them on the road, though most will only fit a car or two.
Kids/Dogs: OK, you are close to the road and it gets a fair amount of use. Their are a substantial amount of burrs in the area, and while I didn't see any I hear their a rattlesnakes in the area. Dogs are also required to be on leash near the lake and the boulders are pretty close to several campsites.
Shade: Sparse
Rock Type: Granite-Quality
Notes: Burrs, and a long haul on a popular 4x4 road. The boulders around the lake are close to a campground and trail.
Directions: From the Cisco Grove exit at I-80 head north to a T Junction, turn left and take an immediate right to a paved road that goes through a green gate. Reset you odometer at the gate and follow the individual locations. The lake is pretty well signed except for the last turn at mile 5.4 head left.
Approach: 30 seconds
Ambiance: ** Rivers and Lakes are close to much of the bouldering though the road sees a fair amount of traffic as it is popular with 4 wheelers, and used to get to several campgrounds and lakes.
Parking: Most of the boulders have pullout close to them on the road, though most will only fit a car or two.
Kids/Dogs: OK, you are close to the road and it gets a fair amount of use. Their are a substantial amount of burrs in the area, and while I didn't see any I hear their a rattlesnakes in the area. Dogs are also required to be on leash near the lake and the boulders are pretty close to several campsites.
Shade: Sparse
Rock Type: Granite-Quality
Notes: Burrs, and a long haul on a popular 4x4 road. The boulders around the lake are close to a campground and trail.
Directions: From the Cisco Grove exit at I-80 head north to a T Junction, turn left and take an immediate right to a paved road that goes through a green gate. Reset you odometer at the gate and follow the individual locations. The lake is pretty well signed except for the last turn at mile 5.4 head left.