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Typical "Boilerplate" slab on the Cottonwood Lake approach.

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Slabs like this are referred to as the "boiler plate" slabs along the approach along Cottonwood Creek. While not difficult, if they have a bit of water or verglas on them, they can be quite challenging.

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decending these after a night of snow was not fun. My dad was able to do it standing. I had to scoot my way down!

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