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Still working on adding all of the areas but here's enough to get ya started.

Www.bmwbouldering.com

awesome. will have to check that place out.

First of all, BMW looks great. Thank you for all your hard work.

Quick question - If the boulder problem says project is it open to anyone or closed for the person who cleaned it?
I am not sure about bouldering project ethics. Thanks

Open projects. Out of respect for the scrubbers just keep the name.

Where's the BMW specific forum for flame wars with Kipp?

Ascentionist wrote:Where's the BMW specific forum for flame wars with Kipp?

That's called Facebook.

I made a quick guide pulling info from the Facebook page and BMW website. I didn't include pics, so I would also recommend taking screen shots of the problems on your phone if you go out there. We checked it out Sunday and it was pretty good. Thank you all again for working so hard to find, clean, and everything else.

I also made a Mayberry Guide. We didn't get out there because we were so stoked on Pond and Wall Street areas. Ofcourse these are not complete guides only what I could find online thus far.

Hey yall! Glad I was able to find you on here. I live in Louisville, but not native to the area. I'll skip all the usual the Red is for sport climbing talk. I have been getting back into bouldering, but this time with my kids. The oldest is only turning 6, but is exploring more and more indoors and has shoes now. Any recommendations where to head outside with him? We are obviously not in need to be on the cutting edge of developing areas, but easy hikes, and a good community that wont mind a kiddo would be great. Thanks in advance for all of your help!