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Los Coches

Los Coches Boulders is a medium sized boulder field on a steep hillside just 3 miles east of El Cajon. It's only one minute off the freeway and a 5 minute approach hike from the parking lot. These rocks have seen occasional use for many years but never developed as a major popular area, perhaps because of the steep hill. We can't offer much info regarding the boulder problems themselves, but exploration is half the fun anyway.

Access Issue : Since 1996 the surrounding area has been totally developed with houses and a shopping center but physical access still exists. At this time we do not know if the boulder field land is privately owned or not. There does not seem to be a problem with access but maybe this is only because few people go there.

How to get there : Three miles east of El Cajon on  I - 8, take the Los Coches Rd exit. The boulders are plainly visible on the hillside south of the freeway. Park inconspicuosly in the Wal-Mart parking lot. The boulders are a two minute approach from there.

Types of Climbing : Bouldering, possibly a few toprope problems

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Recommended Guide :   None

     

San Diego
Climbing Areas
1 : Most Popular
2 : Medium Popular
3 : Obscure
4 : Closed
Real Rock . . .
Corte Madera Mt : 2
Crest/Singing Hills
: 4
Culp Valley : 2
Deerhorn Valley : 3
Descanso Wall : 2
Dixon Lake : 1
Eagle Peak : 2
El Cajon Mt : 2
El Monte Slabs : 3
Lake Hodges Dam : 2
Lake Ramona : 3
Lawson Peak : 3
Los Coches : 3
Magnolia Boulders : 4
McCain Valley : 2
Mission Gorge : 1
Mt Gower : 3
Mt Helix : 3
Mt Everest : 2
Mt. Woodson : 1
Otay : 2 or 4
Poway Crags : 4
Rainbow : 4
Rexrodes : 3
San Marcos Quarry: 3
Santee Boulders : 1
Stonewall Peak : 2
Thing Valley : 4
Twilight Zone : 3
Valley of the Moon : 2
Artificial . . .
Peoples Wall : 2
Pump Wall : 2
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SDSU Aztec Ctr
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