Ooh my I love this problem at Dierkes Lake. it is one of the best on my idaho trip too. It's a steep featureless slab just right of the metal stairs and goes up to a perfect necessary jug and still and less than easy topout onto flats, sorry I left lots of chalk on this thing.

Standard overview of the area. Shot at sundown, I sat in the motel room super pumped for the morning to come back here-this is a great venue to visit.

saw this boulder somewhere on the internet and it was surreal to actually get on it for real. this is the left arete route?, but the middle line looks even better. The lake behind is where kids can fish, swim, and jump from a diving board-the perfect place for families!

This is a simple shot looking at the main roped wall(Alcove?). A nice path goes from the parking lot($3 entrance fee well worth it)past the swimming lake/kiddie park over a footbridge to this area in five minutes. The cliffs on the right are the bouldering walls. A stairwell in the middle goes up a level and a trail goes to a overlook of another lake in the photo center. Oh yeah, the roped wall looks super crazy jug fun, and tall.

Some nice unknown(to me, never had a topo)starter problems. From the parking lot, cross the bridge and head left towards some white target practice structures? left of the main area about 5 minutes walk.

Another short fun ride along the trail, with the main boulder wall behind. Either locals scrub the chalk here very well, or it naturally cleans off as it the bouldering was very chalk-less in places.

Wierdo carved rock to the left of the metal stairs that take you to the upper level.

a good boulder with alot of edging and thin crimpers a really good bouldering route.