Albuquerque Area Climbing
Areas in Albuquerque Area
Big Block
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Boot Hill
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Carnuel Crag
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Foothills Bouldering
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Little Beaver Town
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Lower Juan Tabo Canyon
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Palomas Peak
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Piedra Lisa North
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Ranger Station Wall
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Sandia Mountains
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Temple, The
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Terrace, The
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Tunnel Springs
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Whitewash Area
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Albuquerque Area Climbing
All of these areas exist right east of the city of Albuquerque.
- Tunnel Springs: An area featuring short, sustained climbs on moderate quality, sharp limestone. A short distance from Albuquerque.
- Sandia Mountains: About one hours drive from Albuquerque (depending on the side you are coming from), if alpine adventure and long approaches your taste, head into the Sandia back-country.
- Palomas Peak: Technical limestone sport climbing within the Sandia Mountains. About a one hour drive from Albuquerque with a 20 minute approach.
- The TV Station: High quality, alpine, limestone bouldering at the top of the Sandias, just north of the Sandia Crest.
- U-Mound: Granite bouldering in the foothills of the Sandia Mountains. This is the closest outdoor climbing you can find from the city of Albuquerque.
- Big Block: A small limestone crag just outside of Albuquerque.
- Tunnel Springs: An area featuring short, sustained climbs on moderate quality, sharp limestone. A short distance from Albuquerque.
- Sandia Mountains: About one hours drive from Albuquerque (depending on the side you are coming from), if alpine adventure and long approaches your taste, head into the Sandia back-country.
- Palomas Peak: Technical limestone sport climbing within the Sandia Mountains. About a one hour drive from Albuquerque with a 20 minute approach.
- The TV Station: High quality, alpine, limestone bouldering at the top of the Sandias, just north of the Sandia Crest.
- U-Mound: Granite bouldering in the foothills of the Sandia Mountains. This is the closest outdoor climbing you can find from the city of Albuquerque.
- Big Block: A small limestone crag just outside of Albuquerque.
Classic Climbing Routes at Albuquerque Area
Mountain Project's determination of the classic, most popular, highest rated climbing routes in this area.
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