About Boolder Dartmoor
The Project
Boolder Dartmoor is a free, open-source bouldering guide for Dartmoor, bringing the best of the Boolder platform to one of the UK's finest outdoor bouldering destinations.
Ed Southwood and the team are leading this project, mapping Dartmoor's bouldering areas and building a community resource that is free for everyone to use and enjoy.
Thank you, Boolder
This project stands on the shoulders of the original Boolder team — Nicolas, Romain, Cyril, Émile, and Gaël — who built something truly special for the Fontainebleau climbing community.
Their dedication in mapping thousands of problems, building a beautiful open-source platform, and making it freely available to the world has made projects like this one possible. We are hugely grateful for their work and generosity.
A collaborative platform
The code and data for this project are available in open source on GitHub.
You can also contribute by mapping missing problems or reporting mistakes.
Contact
For questions about the Dartmoor guide, you can contact us at hello@boolder.com.
Please note that hello@boolder.com is also the contact address for the original French Boolder team. If your question is specifically about Fontainebleau, they are the right people to reach.
Frequently asked questions
- Where does the data come from?
- Photos and geographical data (GPS) are collected on the ground by the Dartmoor team.
- Why is this free?
- Because we want as many people as possible to discover and enjoy Dartmoor's bouldering. This is a volunteer-run, non-profit project.
- Do you collect personal data?
- Privacy policy