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The Kitchen

Submitted By: Lee Jensen on Oct 5, 2004
Administrators: Andrew Gram, Perin Blanchard
Latitude: 40.2657  Longitude: -111.6220 
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The most popular crag in the canyon, mainly due to its easy access, right on the main Rock Canyon trail and also due to easy TR setup. Routes vary from 5.4 to 5.10 all within a 20 foot alcove. There is also a good bouldering slab on the left side.


Getting There 

Park in the main lot. Walk up the main trail for about; don't head left across the streambed. Continue until you pass the pump house on the right. Just before you run into the gate crossing the path, stop. Turn to your right (south). You are looking at The Kitchen.



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By Christopher Sorensen
From: Provo, UT
Sep 7, 2008

You may not care, but I actually don't like the Kitchen at all. I don't enjoy the climbs and all the ash from fires there gets your rope really dirty. That said, it's the easiest place to get to, and in the shade, which is really nice. But not worth it to me, with all the great places to climb in Rock Canyon, I think it's worth it to hike a little to a better spot, but that's just me.

By Tristan Higbee
From: Provo, Utah
Sep 7, 2008

No, it's not just you. The Kitchen is the worst climbing area in the canyon, IMO. Crowded, slippery, dirty. Want easy climbs that you can easily toprope? Head for Tinker Toys or The Appendage. Lots of easy routes in one area? Layer Cake. Easy and safe for kids to play around? Head to the Wild. Want to socialize more? Red Slab is the answer. Want some harder stuff right by the trail? Get on George.

Life (and the climbing season) is too short to spend it climbing in the Kitchen.

By Christian "crisco" Burrell
From: PG, Utah
Mar 13, 2009

I'll bet that years ago this place was actually pretty special. now it's retarded (Hey! I get it!). Spend your energy somewhere else...