Take caution as you ascend up each boulder.
Marble yard boulder.
The marble yard is all sorts of fun.
Dozens of truck size blocks litter the mountain with boulders increasing in size higher up the field.
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Once you arrive at the boulder yard take a moment to select your route of choice and begin your ascent up devil s marbleyard.
We spent over an hour just scrambling around and climbing on the boulders of various sizes.
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The helicopter pad that is the ultimate goal of the optional 3 mile out and back is a bit overgrown so the views are not exactly as pictured in the desciption above.
The marble yard has considerable geological significance.
A unique bouldering area with tons of potential.
The mile to the boulder yard is a steady up hill climb.
Some boulders are the size of a minivan or a table.
Boulder 18 cobblestone 3 crushed stone 54 decomposed granite 15 gravel 51 landscape glass 40 lava rock 19 marble chips 5 mexican beach pebbles 157 pea gravel 1 pea pebbles 13 pebbles 164 polished pebbles 40 polished rock 66 river pebbles 8 river rock 35 shells 1 stone dust 25.
Whether you decide to take the trail to the top or simply admire the rocks from the bottom of the trail you ll be in awe of these otherworldly formations.
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The devil s marbleyard is a rock field of huge boulders located in jefferson national forest which is part of the james river face wilderness area in virginia.
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When the ice expanded the boulders were formed and came crumbling down the mountain slope creating the marble yard as we know it today.
The rocky area is popular with hikers and boulder enthusiasts.