Boulders

Boulders are a larger version of cobbles. Usually, boulders are somewhat rounded or otherwise uniquely shaped by abrasion in the course of river or glacial transportation. Boulders may also vary due to distinctive processes of weathering. Generally, boulders are too heavy to be lifted readily by hand.

The following selections represent our most popular boulders, however, it is only a small representation of the products offered by Arbor Rock. If you do not see what you are looking for, please visit our contact us page.

GLACIER BOULDER

Naturally formed and smoothed, Glacier boulders have inclusions that wind and twist their way through the rock.

ALPINE RIVER

Naturally smoothed by the river, Alpine boulders are typically uniform in color, often described as salt and pepper.

OAK CREEK

Lighter in color, typically gray, white, rose, and tan stones.

BLACK AMPHIBOLITE

A sophisticated black boulder with specs of mica that sparkle in the sun, and once in a while a beautiful inclusion of white quartz. Amphibolite boulders can also be found in the negative as well: white backgrounds with black flecks, and inclusions of black.

STAGECOACH BOULDER

Exclusive to Arbor Rock from Stagecoach rd, these boulders are brick-red dolomite with a gray patina. They show a unique water wear texture much akin to the texture waves leave on the shore.

MOSS ROCK GRANITE

A living surface is present on these boulders as lichen love them. Greens, yellows, vibrant oranges, a rainbow of color is possible with lichen.

BLACK GRANITE

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WESTERN SUNSET

Eye-catching, very pleasing mix of complimentary bright colors having some reds, browns, dark blues, oranges, greens, tans, blacks, and yellows.

MOSS LAVA BOULDERS

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MOUNTAIN GRANITE

The boulders are comprised of  coarse crystalline structures in colors of black, brown, maroons with highlights of orange and tan.

RED GRANITE

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GOLDEN CREST

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MOSS BUFF

Buff colored sandstone boulders with living moss.

RED LAVA

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