Jackson Creek Dome Rock Climbing

From the town of Sadalia, head south on Colorado Highway 67 and follow it for about 10 miles to Rampart Range Road (Forest Road 300). Turn south on Rampart Range Road and drive another 14 miles to Forest Road 507 (Jackson Creek Road). This road can be a little difficult to find. Prior to the actual turn-off for Jackson Creek Road, there are a couple of misleading signs for the Jackson Creek and Devil's Head areas, so make sure you look along side the road and spot the Forest Service road markers (FR300 itself continues south to Woodland Park). Follow FR507, a rough, one-lane dirt road (a high-clearance vehicle is nice, but an old beater car would probably make it most of the way) for 4 1/2 miles to where it dead-ends at a washout next to a creek. As you are driving, the dome will be visible on your right hand side as you near the parking area. From the washout, cross the stream and pick up a faint trail that parallels the stream for a while before it turns and begins to head up the steep gravel slope. The top of the trail will deposit you beneath the southeast face. To reach the south face, continue past several climbs on the southeast wall, scramble up a short gully, through a notch, and then scramble down the backside to the south face. An alternate approach to the dome (best used during the winter months when Jackson Creek Road is closed or impassable) is found by taking Colorado Highway 105 south from Sadalia for about 6 miles to the intersection with Douglas County Road 38. County Road 38 becomes Forest Road 307 once you reach Pike National Forest. Follow 38/FR307 for another 7 miles to its intersection with FR502. Park here and hike a couple miles down the road to the trail.

Per Alex A: The directions are WRONG, cannot access from 507, gate is closed,(5/23/09) need to access from 502, come from Jackson Creek campground, drive till you can see the dome, the road makes a right turn, at the turn there's parking.