Black Hawk
8 boulder problems at 1 crag. "Black Hawk" is the catalogue's own grouping — a town, a canyon or a corridor, whichever climbers actually say.
Which way a wall faces is known for 1 of these 1; the rest say nothing rather than guess. Sun and shade by season ranks the ones we know.
At a glance
- Crags sit between 8,335 and 8,335 ft (elevation known for 1 of 1).
- Rock, where known (1 of 1 crags): gneiss, schist & quartzite (1).
- Mapped geology under these crags (1 of 1 read off the geologic map): quartz-feldspar gneiss (1).
- The USGS has mapped this ground since 1905; each crag page shows its oldest sheet.
- No crag here is within 1.5 km of an RTD stop. Mapped toilets within 2 km of 1.
- Sun and shade:
From the archives
Photographs of Black Hawk held by the Library of Congress, oldest first, each marked "no known restrictions on publication" by the Library. Shown from their servers, not copied here.
Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division · Public domain · the record · found by place name, not yet checked
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Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division · Public domain · the record · found by place name, not yet checked
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Every crag here comes from the open catalogue or a cited guidebook; see Sources & licences. Counts are the current build's.