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The Online Guide for Lynn Woods Bouldering To view our online guide to Lynn Woods Bouldering, you will first need to install Google Earth and its browser plug-in. Go to Earth.Google.com to download the latest FREE version of Google Earth. After installing, allow your browser to run the Google Earth plug-in if prompted. Once the plug-in is enabled, you should see a three-dimensional Earth to the left of this text. Read on... If you like geography and have never used Google Earth, prepare to be blown away! Google Earth is one of the most powerful and entertaining programs available for free on the internet. We've added our trail and boulder data to Google Earth so that you can get up close and personal with the Lynn Woods terrain before setting foot into the park. Photos of many of the boulders are also embedded in the map to give you an accurate view of the boulders and their surrounding landscapes. Consult the Google Earth User Guide for info on how to navigate in Google Earth. Terms of Use To view our Google map, you will first need to read and agree to the following terms: 1. You agree that the owner of this web site is not responsible for any accidents of any kind that may occur while you are in Lynn Woods and that our map could contain erroneous information. 2. You agree that the map will be used for personal recreational purposes only. 3. You agree that you will not post or distribute any digital and/or paper copies of the map and you will refrain from extracting any data displayed on the map. 4. You will help preserve park access by following the rules established by the City of Lynn. 5. You will not cut down any branches/trees, harm any wildlife, or paint any rocks. 6. You will carry out whatever you carry in, including all trash/waste (e.g. water bottles, cigarette butts, tape, dog poo, etc.). Don't forget that the park is a drinking water reservoir! By clicking the link below, you are acknowledging that you have read and agree with all of the above statements. What if you don't agree?
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