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Wasatch Bench Rock Climbing

by Tony Calderone

Mountain Dreamer

Salt Lake Valley climbers have some of the most easily accessible rock climbs of any metropolitan area in the entire country. Big Cottonwood Canyon, Little Cottonwood Canyon and three wilderness areas immediately east of Salt Lake Valley have over 2,400 developed rock climbing routes that are described in other guidebooks in this series.

This is a guide to rock climbing in the hills and smaller canyons along the central Wasatch Bench, immediately east of Salt Lake Valley. The 175 routes described herein are typically short and have short approaches. Most can easily be climbed after work and before the sun sets. And most of these areas are conducive to bringing along small children and/or dogs.

Sectors in alphabetical order:

City Creek Canyon31 climbs in 4 sectors
Deaf Smith Canyon9 climbs in 1 sectors
Draper Red Rock15 climbs in 1 sectors
Emigration Canyon11 climbs in 3 sectors
Grandeur Hills26 climbs in 4 sectors
Hidden Valley Park24 climbs in 5 sectors
Millcreek Canyon26 climbs in 5 sectors
Olympus Hills4 climbs in 1 sectors
Orson Smith Park10 climbs in 1 sectors
Parleys Canyon37 climbs in 5 sectors
Powder Ridge22 climbs in 4 sectors
Rocky Mouth Canyon4 climbs in 1 sectors

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