Rock Climbing at Devils Tower
Top three reasons to rock climb on Devils Tower, Wyoming
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One of the greatest crack climbing areas in the world
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Admire the solemn beauty of Wyoming’s prairies and grasslands
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Learn to climb or hone your skills on Custer State Park’s magnificent climbing routes
The otherworldly Devils Tower, Wyoming, the country’s first national monument, is also every local climber’s pride and joy. Beautiful and uniformly shaped cracks that divide the 800ft behemoth into hexagonal columns make Devils Tower one of the best crack climbing areas in the world. The climbs here range from 5.7 to 5.13, and there’s plenty of options to satisfy both beginners and experienced climbers. The unique cracks coupled with a majestic view from the top overlooking the surrounding green meadows and lakes, puts conquering this National Monument at the top of many climbers’ bucket lists. With over 200 routes to choose from, ranging from easy to some of the most challenging crack climbs in the entire world, a day of professionally guided climbing will help you advance your skills and reach new heights. Come and see what this historic climbing destination is all about. Find out more about the best places for rock climbing in Wyoming from Cody Bradford, AMGA-certified guide and 57hours ambassador.
SeasonJuly through May |
Nearest cityCuster, SD, is 2 hours away from Devil’s Tower |
Duration2-3 days |
Skill levelBeginner to advanced |