This is one of the main letdowns of this 'sensitive' area: anything close to parking is littered heavily in busted beer bottles, trash and smashed glass on low angled faces, plus, the worst, 'outdoorsman' whom can't seem to bury his feces and toilet paper creating pooh flags. Luckily i saw very little graffitti, the Conglomerate Boulder is a environmental disaster. When we were there, we saw a group of local frisbee golfers using the boulders for a weekend course, we came back the next day, they were gone but left lots of trash-shame on you!

two new problems somewhere near the 'project boulder' area but at the base of the rockslide slope. The left rock with the mat below starts on the right, then from good holds reach up to a higher good hold with horrible feet as no help; short but nasty, looks easy but ain't. Boulder in front, VB, traverseleft to right using rail over what looks like a snake house below.

i love the feel of this scenery, being at the base of this big red fanning slope, very fun problem.

profile pic of my photographer, my dad who drove me around idaho for 2 weeks, convincing him boulders are more fun to hang out on than the 24hr wal-marts.

Final Idaho route, good slab to a solid jug and fun finish, can't wait to return here.

good god I am lost! somewhere near the projects or further north. need water, or beer.

This fun line is between Burnt and Conglomerate Areas. Bring a GPS! That road in the far background on the upper left is coming down from Boise, one hour away. The dam is seen low down.

Crazy SS up a horizontal hand crack that twists up and right with bad feet, 5 minutes from Burnt Boulder Area.

Big boulder in Scott Area , maybe it is Scott boulder?! Dedication Point overlook is up and right.

Looking onto near Manchild Area, but the majority is what heads up the valley up and left. Bring binoculars here to get a idea of what is below.

Just a fun little route near the Burnt Boulder. Be very careful of broken glass. The further you get from the cars the better, less trash and there is lots here, especially at Conglomerate Area. Also watch out for idiots who can't burry their own feces and TP! Climb on!

From a SS this unknown line is hard even after grabbing the monster right jug.

This route?? had the only loose holds I saw at Swan, well, actually there's a scarey flake described on the online topo(thanks to the author) that is scarey indeed.

12-year-old Matt Fultz climbing the crux of Power Man (V.10). The next move goes to the first tic mark on the slab.

Matt realizes failure for his recent project at the Surge Boulder, Power Super Man. Working the project left his fingers raw and blood-blistered.

Katie Fultz, nearly 6 years old, working an estimated V.1 ... with dad, afraid she'll blow the top out.

Dad Steve Fultz giving "strict attention" to Matt, while he prepares for the crux of Power Man (V.10).

Meredith Fultz, three-and-a-half, on the two-foot "boulder" thinking she can outclimb big brother Matt, since she flashed the route. Photo by mom.

12-year-old Matt Fultz going for the very painful Power Super Man — the less-direct version is Power Man (V.10).

12-year-old Matt Fultz does the throw—the crux move— on his version of Power Man (V.10). Photographed by his mom, Jenny Fultz.

Matt on Power Man (V.10) ... two more moves and you hit the crux. A throw, to a tiny sloping hold. (Photo by Jenny Fultz)

This is me on a boulder problem at Swan Falls, near Boise Idaho. (USA) I'm not sure of the route name or rating. I'd guess V0, it's nothing really strenuous. Swan Falls is awesome!

babyass smooth