Frog Rock Rock Climbing

Frog Rock is the most obvious big chunk of limestone that can be seen from Bozeman, towering over Bozeman Pass on the south side of I-90. For years there were major access issues which have been resolved as long as folks are respectful and follow the signage.

The rock is Madison limestone/dolomite outcropping here in features up to 400' high. Pockets abound from shallow dish monos to huge incut huecos. Routes clean up well with a bit of scrubbing and traffic.

There are sunny routes, shady routes and most in-between. This area is a bit higher and much of the hillside is north facing, so is nice and cool generally. The only print guide is Dockins', which doesn't cover the newer routes around Servus, so chances are you'll not have too much company.

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