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| | Located in the Mt. Nebo Wilderness. MORE INFO >>>
North Creek Canyon is entirely located within the Mount Nebo Wilderness. Wilderness rules apply (nothing mechanized or motorized allowed, including power drills).
This information is a public crowdsourcing effort between the Access Fund,
and Mountain Project.
You should confirm closures, restrictions, and/or related dates.
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Keeping climbing areas open and conserving the climbing environment
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Description This canyon is home of the ice climb, Frozen Assets. You can see it looking East, high on the steep North facing limestone wall while driving South on Interstate 15 as you approach Mt. Nebo.
Getting There Take the Mona exit just before Mt. Nebo. Go west to Mona. Turn right and follow a frontage road going north. Turn east on a dirt road leading past a quarry. Follow a the road to the mouth of the Canyon.
The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for North Creek Canyon:
Zephyr 5.10c Sport, 5 pitches, 350 feet, Grade II
Featured Route For North Creek Canyon
Frozen Assets Ice Climb WI5 UT : Wasatch Range : North Creek Canyon
P1 - A short, thin easy pitch leads to the main flowP2 - Climb a steep, wide 70-80 degree pitch to a lower angle section above.P3 - Gully ice and snow lead to a belay below a short vertical pillar.P4 - Ascend the pillar and gully ice for a pitch.P5-8 Climb 3-4 pitches of moderate snow, ice and rock to a ledge below a vertical smear of ice. There is one hard section, about pitch 6...a thinly iced corner/chimney.P9 - Climb this short, thin, vertical section (crux) to the top. Unfortunately this en... [more] Browse More Classics in UT
BETA PHOTO: North Canyon Lane goes right past the gravel pit, ...
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| Comments on North Creek Canyon |
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By John Ross
From: Salt Lake City, UT
Jun 3, 2009
| No established camping at all. Just a narrow dirt road to a dead end where the canyon starts. 10 miles up Nephi Canyon is Ponderosa and Bear Canyon Campgrounds though. |
By John Ross
From: Salt Lake City, UT
Jun 7, 2009
| Dispersed (undeveloped) camping is allowed by the road on the National Forest land (per forest ranger at SF Ranger Station). There is a small barricade at the end of the dirt road indicating the start of the Mt Nebo Wilderness boundary. Camping is also allowed in the wilderness following normal wilderness rules. |
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