The Bluff Street Cracks are the south-facing sandstone cliffs that overlook Saint George on the north side of town.
There are a number of cracks and corners here including hand cracks and wide stuff. Todd Goss's Rock Climbs of Southwest Utah & The Arizona Strip, Second Edition lists six named climbs but notes pretty much everything here has been climbed at one time or another.
There are at least three bolted anchors (some with chains, some with webbing) that aren't noted in the guidebook.
Getting There
The base of the cliffs are a short hike/scramble from the streets of Saint George. It is probably best to park at the north end of 400 W. To get to the north end of 400 W it is easiest to take Diagonal Street. Either turn southeast on Diagonal from Bluff Street north of St George Blvd or turn north on Main Street from St George Blvd and then turn left on Diagonal. Then turn north on 400W and continue a block or two.
A fun splitter hand crack on a not-quite vertical face with a wide section near the top.The lower part of the crack is great hands, then it opens up wide for five or six feet.However, there are some face features and irregularities on the edge of the wide section that make it easier, and the left corner crack is close enough at this point to get a good hand and foot jam. (In other words, offwidth technique not required.)After the wide section the...[more]
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