About us
Welcome to Rock and Rivers this is a social group to bring Rock Climbing and River running enthusiast together to build community share a common interest and expand in growth and giving back all while being in places of Beauty.
We will meet a few times monthly to cruise rivers and climb at various climbing crags this meetup will also have opportunities for full weekend camping trips!
Disclaimer: Rock climbing and Whitewater River events are inherently dangerous sports and though we take every precaution, injury is always a possibility. If you don't know what's safe, we'll do our best to have enough more experienced participants to have safe events, but in the end it's up to you to practice safe climbing, we take no responsibility. Your Safety is Your Personal Responsibility.
By joining this meeting and participating in events (even if you are not a member, have not officially signed up, or come as a guest of a member), you agree to not hold any event organizers or this meetup group liable for any accidents causing injury or death. Also, all gym and outdoor meetups serve as is a way for people to meet. The organizers and members are not responsible for your safety. We are not a guide service and any instruction you receive, climbing activities, and your and your friends presence at the outdoor crags is solely YOUR assumed risk.
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Ten Sleep climbing in Bighorn Mountains Wyoming!
Ten Sleep, 4QQ4+F2F Meadowlark Lake, Wyoming, Meadowlark Lake, WY, USLocated in north central Wyoming, Ten Sleep can be summarized in three words – hole-y, overhung(ish), dolomite/limestone (aka. juggy pumpfest fun). It consists of a huge bands of dolomite cliffs that flank a wide canyon. There are upwards of 1000 climbs, most of them bolted sport.
Dolomite/limestone, sport, face climbing with tons of holes and pockets (from monos to jugs). Much of the rock has a mildly bulgy, slightly overhung quality so climbs can be pumpy.
Some climbs seem to favor the tall since you are often at the mercy of the hole locations. Shorter climbers may occasionally find their body stretched to its limits.
mountain project beta here's the link
https://www.mountainproject.com/v/105819641please note exact directions and camping location will be posted at a later time This is a six hour Drive from Denver so plan accordingly! .
please note this is not a guided trip and as a minimum know how to top rope belay and we will be focusing on climbing 5.10 to 5.11+ grades.
thanks for interest in the group and this trip!4 attendees
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