Billings Rimrocks Rock Climbing
Elevation: | 3,751 ft | 1,143 m |
GPS: |
45.8068, -108.5951 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
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Shared By: | Brian Hagerty on Oct 1, 2010 | |
Admins: | GRK, Zach Wahrer |
Description
The Billings Rimrocks (The Rims), the often overlooked sandstone mecca of eastern Montana. The most popular climbing area is above the Gregory subdivision. There are some great cracks and some great, although sometimes fragile, face climbs.
Most routes have easily accessible "bolt" anchors but many(carriage bolts through skimpy chain links) were junk the day they were put in and should be backed up. Due to the chossy nature of the rock, a stick or preclip is valuable on some routes. Toproping is possible on virtually all routes. A good local winter climbing destination but avoid it during the heat of the summer after 10:00am.
Always be aware of the EXTREME ROCKFALL DANGER which may involve entire sections of cliff and belay and hang out well away from the base of the climbs (helmets advised and leave the kids at home). Don't forget to bring your sense of humor and as always pack out all trash including: water bottles, cigarette butts, tape, and anything else you'd be tempted to leave behind.
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