Urban Paradise. The Pick a Side and Commit boulder in Rock Creek Park, Washinton, DC. Photo: Ben Gerhardstein

Urban Paradise. The Pick a Side and Commit boulder in Rock Creek Park, Washington, DC. Photo: Ben Gerhardstein

Urban Paradise. The Pick a Side and Commit boulder in Rock Creek Park, Washington, DC. Photo: Ben Gerhardstein

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Bouldering below the Italian Embassy and above Rock Creek. If you're in DC for a day, it is a fun diversion.

This is a general View of 200-300 ft. long wall. The escarpment starts near the creek at about 10' or so and rises towards the Italian Embassy to around 40'.

This is a general View of 200-300 ft. long wall. The escarpment starts near the creek at about 10' or so and rises towards the Italian Embassy to around 40'.

This is a general View of 200-300 ft. long wall. The escarpment starts near the creek at about 10' or so and rises towards the Italian Embassy to around 40'.

Vic working on the wall at Rock Creek near Mass. Ave and the Italian Embassy. A small but uncrowded boulder wall in D.C

Me Madriver with the snazzy Prana bouldering outfit flailing at Rock Creek in Wash, D.C

Climbing at Rock Creek in Washington, D.C near our home in MD. A small but uncrowded wall with a few obvious problems and traverses.

will not get Madriver up a simple and short route at Rock Creek, Wash. D.C. Fun none the less!

a few features and an arete to start the traverse of a thin face problem at Rock Creek, Wash., D.C